No sensuous pleasure can compare to the thrill of righteousness, and when the poor schlump stood in the Rose Garden and read his speech about America victimized by the crafty ...

ST. PAUL -- Garrison Keillor’s last night hosting “A Prairie Home Companion” at St. Paul’s Fitzgerald Theater was an evening of music and poetry, topical humor and reminiscences, elegies and old ...

MOORHEAD — "A Prairie Home Companion" got off to an inauspicious start with only 12 people seeing the first version of Garrison Keillor’s radio show in the summer of 1974. Fifty years later a bigger ...

Garrison Keillor, the creator and former host of A Prairie Home Companion, was fired from Minnesota Public Radio following accusations of “inappropriate behavior with an individual who worked with him ...

ST. PAUL — Garrison Keillor was riding shotgun in a rented Chevy, motoring east through the steamy Midwestern heat. His linen suit was appropriately rumpled — everything about this public radio legend ...

The underlying theme of the Sebastiani Theatre show will be the beauty of growing old. What: An evening of stand-up comedy, storytelling, songs and poetry featuring Garrison Keillor When: 7:30 p.m.

FARGO — Garrison Keillor’s idea of retirement isn’t the typical image of life after work. In 2016 he left “A Prairie Home Companion,” the public radio show he started in 1974, but kept on writing ...

Garrison Keillor has given up reading the front page of the newspaper. “There are just many things that I don’t need to know. They don’t really add anything to my stock of knowledge,” the author, ...

Garrison Keillor returns to the Wayne Theatre stage in January for an unforgettable evening of entertainment. Keillor will be joined by folk music duo Robin and Linda Williams. The show will take ...

Are you in the market for a seven-bedroom house with 14-foot ceilings and a sweeping staircase reminiscent of a French chateau, in a bustling and historic neighborhood in St. Paul? Would it help that ...

Mr. Keillor said the vice-presidential candidate, a hunter and a football coach, used authenticity to win his congressional district. By Marc Tracy Garrison Keillor’s cruise was to set sail in March.