Slow Down! Cultural Cafes Are Offering Spaces to Settle in With Friends.
Driven by Yemeni and Egyptian businesses, a new kind of coffee shop is spreading through the Twin Cities.
‘It’s Terrible Right Now’: Uptown Dances in the Face of Multiple Shootings
Four shootings in the space of a month have left DJs, club owners, and dancers wondering what's next for nightlife in the area.
Best Budget Bites: $9.99 Chicken Shawarma Sandwich at Wally’s Falafel & Hummus
A delicious deal in Dinkytown.
Coming to North Loop: A Data Center Tucked Between Acme Comedy Co. and Bar La Grassa
Plus more Target Field labor actions, the State Dept. says Iran tampered with MN water, and don't drive like a bozo in today's Flyover news roundup.
‘It’s a Headache I Embrace’: F1RST Wrestling’s Plan for a Nonstop Wrestling Weekend
We’re talkin’ six full-scale, locally produced shows over the course of just four days, brother.
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On the Big Screen This Week: Sex, Spider-Man, and Morally Challenged Frenchmen
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
So… Does This Mean No More Weiner Wednesdays?
Plus anti-ICE arrestees await trial, OMS agents misused weapons, and UnitedHealth stays winning in today's Flyover news roundup.
Federal Judge Blocks MN Prediction Market Ban. Anti-Nudification Law Next?
Plus Elon started the fire and U hikes healthcare costs in today's Flyover news roundup.
A Love Letter to Amtrak’s Borealis Train Line
I spent seven and a half hours on the Borealis for the seventh time, and I’ll do it again.
It’s Not the Heat, It’s Your Complete Concert Calendar: July 27-Aug. 2
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
Craig vs. Flanagan MN Primary Fight Getting Messy
Plus more Ken Martin woes, a Lutsen fire longread, and delayed justice for Good and Pretti in today's Flyover news roundup.
A Golf Idiot Reviews Minnesota’s Hot-as-Hell 3M Open
No easier way to see Scottie Scheffler in Blaine.
Reader Comment of the Day
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