spring break

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) anticipates over 51,000 travelers on March 27 and 28. Arrive at least two hours early to navigate busy security lines.

It's not as violent as it looks... most of the time.

While overall air travel was WAY down in 2020, there are signs that March could be the busiest since the pandemic started at Minnesota's biggest airport.

If you're staying local during spring break but still want to have a blast on a budget, St. Cloud has a variety of entertainment options for you.

With Spring Break season here, let's compare a popular destination with a town in our own area of the same name!

If you're looking for something more affordable to do with the kids over spring break, check out this list of day trip ideas!

It certainly doesn't feel like spring is right around the corner, but ask any student and they'll tell you how many days are left in their sprint break countdown!

St. Cloud doesn’t really compare to that right now weather-wise. BUT, those places are kind of pricey and could definitely break your college budget. St. Cloud can be a good place to pamper yourself and have a relaxing spring break.

When you're young and going to school, you don't have a ton of money to spend on trips...especially, when you're living off of minimum wage. You've got to be creative every now-and-then to keep things interesting.

Spring is quickly approaching and with it comes a mini vacation for many area students. However, central Minnesota school districts aren't in sync when it comes to their break schedule.

Pete laughed out loud when I suggested this, but St. Cloud can be a good place to pamper yourself and have a relaxing spring break.

It's getting to be that time of year again -- students will be heading out on spring break.  That means traveling for many families.