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On the Big Screen: A Great Week to Fill in Your Classic Film Gaps—or Just Catch Some Fine New Comedies
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
Paperwork Errors, Glitchy AI, Bumbling Cops: What Could Go Wrong? For One MN Auto Reporter, A Lot.
Plus new union members for Starbucks and Half Price Books, MN places first for skin cancer, and a sweet story about a children's graveyard in today's Flyover news roundup.
Does Minneapolis Have a ‘Video Rental Guild’? If So, Saturn Video Is Its Newest Member.
Coming soon: another new place to rent movies (and also grab a coffee).
The Revolution Will Be Crafty in Minnesota
How clubs, studios, and local creatives are coming together to bring affordable art-making to the masses.
New 2026 Minnesota State Fair Food Revealed: Predicting the Winners and Losers
Let's get all Mel Kiper on the fair's 36 new food concoctions.
Ms. Rachel Defends MN Kindergarteners Against Extremely Online Octogenarian Racist
Plus suing Mayo, right to repair in St. Paul, and the New York Times goes Minnesotan in today's Flyover news roundup.
Sea Salt Eatery’s Cookbook Dishes Out Recipes With a Side of History
The Minnehaha Falls favorite can teach you to boil, grill, or fry fish to perfection with your own kitchen or backyard grill.
Hooded Rock Phantom Bob Dylan Conjures Oddly Perfect Summer Night Soundtrack at Mystic Lake Amphitheater
The 85-year-old played at least one song even normies recognized, let his guitarists cook, and even kinda acknowledged us at one point.
Indie Veterans and Local Fests in Your Complete Concert Calendar: July 7-13
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
RIP Harry Singh, Hot Sauce and Roti King
Plus remembering Philando Castile, all aboard the bicentennial train, and Misfit misfortunes in today's Flyover news roundup.
