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Kawai Strong Washburn’s New Novel Predicted the Super El Niño

So why is the celebrated Minneapolis author so hopeful?

Lonely’s Bar Feels Like It’s Been Around Forever. In a Way, It Kind of Has.

After Lonely's predecessor, Pracna, closed, the historic space sat empty for years. Today, it's as lively as it is timeless.

Feds Sell Teen Assault Rifle, Arrest Him for Alleged Plan to Shoot Up MOA

Plus overworked public defenders, a bookstore returns from the dead, and an insider's budget breakdown in today's Flyover news roundup.

Reexamining the Legacy of Tony Bouza, the In-Your-Face Progressive Reformer Who Once Led MPD

As Minneapolis seeks a new MPD leader, let's revisit the outspoken chief who attempted reform in the 1980s.

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Jim Bakker Lived in Minneapolis for a Year, Died Yesterday

Plus U.S. citizens detained by Ice, MN Opera's Orch strikes, and an awesome Nic Cage sighting in today's Flyover news roundup.

Do These Homemade Parking Signs Hold Any Real Power?

Plus new immigration bullshit, the annual crime report, and go Gophs in today's Flyover news roundup.

Proposed MPS Closures: ‘An Assault on Our Students’ Sense of Security’

Plus lead water pipes still common in MN, weird Jesse Ventura gossip, and the Mats and Ducks celebrate anniversaries in today's Flyover news roundup.

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