Minnesota Museums, Theaters, and Stadiums Are Becoming More Sensory-Friendly. Why Aren’t Restaurants?
As options for those with sensory needs have expanded, going out to eat can still be a challenge.
MN Restaurants Are Addicted to AI Slop Advertising—Is It Even Legal?
We asked a lawyer all about it.
Voters Hate Data Centers. Do MN Politicians?
Plus concession workers on strike, awesome North Side news, and a fire at Chimborazo in today's Flyover news roundup.
Pride Parties, Cat Touring, and a Sex Expo: This Week’s Best Events
Plus Soul Food Fest, Kim Gordon, and last call for Bauhaus Brew Labs.
KWHO? More Like K-WHAT Is the Deal With This Fake Minnesota Radio Station?
Pitched as a podcast, it's really a YouTube channel masquerading as a radio program, and it's really funny.
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Pride and Much More (But Mostly Pride) in Your Complete Concert Calendar: June 23-29
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
Mystic Lake Amphitheater: Reviews Are in for MN’s Big New Venue
Plus justice for trash fish, Twins add dancers, and the summer's hottest communist cap in today's Flyover news roundup.
Racket’s New Intern Introduces This Week’s Open Thread
As we do every week, we're turning Racket over to you, the readers.
Freeloader Friday: 180 Free Things To Do This Weekend
Another giant weekend full of free stuff.
How Much Is Your Local Lawmaker Worth?
Plus MN as a blueprint for fighting fascism, stuff Minnesotans hate, and a questionable Naz Reid license plate in today's Flyover news roundup.
Wanna Buy a Usonian Masterpiece on 11 Acres of Twin Cities Parkland?
The secluded Prior Lake property was built by Frank Lloyd Wright's right-hand man.
The Video Store MPLS: Bringing Brick-and-Mortar Movie Rentals Back to the Twin Cities
Nonprofit status: achieved. Titles collected: 3,000 and counting. Now, The Video Store MPLS just needs a home.
