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 of and former host of long-running NPR variety series A Prairie Home Companion as well as contributor to other NPR programs, has been fired from Minnesota Public Radio ...

LOS ANGELES-Garrison Keillor ended four decades of hosting "A Prairie Home Companion" with his trademark Midwestern reserve combined with frivolity at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday. "I'm from Minnesota ...

It somehow just seems right the last A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor will be heard tonight, on this weekend of flags, parades, and lemonade stands. The show was recorded last night at ...

Minnesota Public Radio has dismissed three employees with long, deep ties to its landmark show "A Prairie Home Companion," including the son of former host Garrison Keillor. "I treasured my 22 years ...

Garrison Keillor, creator and host of "A Prairie Home Companion," said in an interview with The Associated Press, Monday, July 20, 2015, in St. Paul, Minn., that he would step down and retire such ...

Fred Newman may be a walking sound-effects machine, but he's been pretty quiet about the star-studded chapters of his life story. He's rarely, if ever, publicly shared anecdotes about his early ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Garrison Keillor, creator and longtime host of the popular “A Prairie Home Companion” radio show, says he means it this time: He’s retiring. In an interview Monday with The ...

If you need an answer to this age-old question for making plans, we’ve got you covered. In Things To Do, we take a look at, well, things to do, happening every week in the Greater Fall River area and ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Eight years after last hosting "A Prairie Home Companion" in the city that first put Lake Wobegon on the map, Garrison Keillor will head up a 50th anniversary edition of his radio show ...

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.