Television

Anoka's been throwing Halloween parties since 1920, turning rowdy pranks into community tradition. Yet HGTV's top twenty Halloween towns somehow left it off the list.

Pat Kessler is coming back to Minnesota television this fall to cover the midterm elections, but not where you might expect.

Most of the Duluth area's TV stations received nominations for this year's awards ceremony, which will be held in October.

After months away from KARE 11, the longtime anchor is working through lingering effects from a summer boating accident but plans to return.

A Minnesota golf course built as a Beatles tribute is heading to the Golf Channel, and the haunted clubhouse stories might be the most interesting part.

Produced by an award-winning production team, the show puts Duluth-area homes, businesses, and people in front of a national audience. Lake Superior Living is hosted by Alicia Lokke, a local real estate leader. Here are the details.

Tuesday, September 22nd is the night to circle if you've been watching the FOX drama set in a fictional Minneapolis hospital.

As 'Chicago Fire' gears up for its fifteenth season, let's look back on a fun time when Minnesota was mentioned. Did you catch it?

The show made its big debut on Tuesday (May 19th) and one of the main cast members is from our neck of the woods! Did you watch the premiere?

KSTP’s Matt Serwe is heading to Nebraska, but his departure is just part of a bigger trend. The local weather scene is changing—fast.