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On the Big Screen This Week: Cine Latino Continues, the Twin Cities Film Fest Begins
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
‘I’m a Very Pro-Cop Politician’: Watch the Dashcam Footage From Rep. Engen’s March Arrest
Plus the man who protects his encampment, Aldi shopping by bus, and the end of Hourcar in today's Flyover news roundup.
Weed Weviews: 4 Things I Tried in September
Welp, it's countdown time before all of this stuff becomes illegal again.
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.
15 Things I Learned at the Brand-New World’s Longest Car Wash in Brooklyn Park
Reviewing a new global attraction in the Twin Cities suburbs.
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.
Kawai Strong Washburn’s New Novel Predicted the Super El Niño
So why is the celebrated Minneapolis author so hopeful?
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.
Queer Indie-Pop, Black Cowboys, Disfavored Wife Guys—It’s Your Complete Concert Calendar: October 6-12
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
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.
