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A hand-colored photograph of South St. Paul taken between 1912 and 1915. The structure at center is the Stockyards Exchange Building, which is still s
Curious Minnesota

West, North, South, Park: Why are there so many suburbs named St. Paul?

October 29
Many east metro locales are named after Minnesota's capital city, though not all of their names neatly line up with the compass.
The St. Croix River bridge connecting Minnesota and Wisconsin, photographed just prior to its completion in 2017.
Curious Minnesota

How did Minnesota get its shape on the map?

October 22
Minnesota could have extended into present-day South Dakota, with a chunk bitten out by Wisconsin. Each of the borders is a separate tale.
Deb Frethem, a tour guide at the caves since April 1998, led a cave tour of the Wabasha Street Caves in St. Paul. ] LEILA NAVIDI • leila.navidi@star
Curious Minnesota

What is the most haunted place in Minnesota?

October 15
Ghost hunters believe many locations across the state are hotspots for paranormal activity.
A rock carving at the Jeffers Petroglyphs site in southwestern Minnesota. It is one of the most extensive petroglyph sites in the world.
Curious Minnesota

Which Indigenous tribes first called Minnesota home?

October 8
Archeologists and historians believe Native Americans have lived in Minnesota since the glaciers receded 13,000 years ago.
A 2017 view of the St. Anthony Falls spillway, also known as the apron.
Curious Minnesota

Listen: The mysterious wall that holds St. Anthony Falls in place

October 13
The Curious Minnesota podcast explores the questions being raised about a 145-year-old wall located deep beneath the Mississippi River.
Curious Minnesota

Historic wildfires once destroyed entire cities in northern Minnesota. Could it happen again?

October 1
More than a century after the deadly blazes of 1894 and 1918 killed hundreds of people, wildfires continue to threaten the North Woods.