Jay Boller
New 2024 MN State Fair Food: Predicting the Winners and Losers
Let's get all Mel Kiper on the fair's 33 new food concoctions.
Chugga-Chugga Cha-Ching: Amtrak Borealis Line Turns Pretty Profit on Robust Ridership
Plus meet our biochar king, litigious music fests, and a lovely obit in today's Flyover news roundup.
Gov. Walz: 2024 VP Candidate?
Plus Cat Tour goes national, mourning a slain DJ, and remembering MN's Civil War trophy in today's Flyover news roundup.
Ann Kim, Daniel del Prado, and Unionizing the Top of the Twin Cities Dining World
The bold new strategy of local hospitality union Unite Here Local 17? Unionize the trendiest restaurants in town, even as well-heeled ownership fights back.
Kim’s Union Wins!
Plus let's help Minneapolis Voices, a movie theater is reborn, and Bigfoot = Minnesotan in today's Flyover news roundup.
Read Ann Kim’s Anti-Union Messages to Staff
Plus 19 Bar fighting on, the Minnesota Marx, and dire dam disaster dispatches in today's Flyover news roundup.
‘Somebody Has to Do It’: Meet the Man Archiving Retro Twin Cities TV
Tom Oszman's 15-year-old nonprofit, TC Media Now, is dedicated to unearthing and digitizing local TV broadcasts of yore.
Racket Racks Up 5 Journalism Awards: A Conversation with Keith Harris, Our Big Winner
Harris scored a hat trick, including two first-places finishes.
Linda Tirado, Journalist Who Was Half-Blinded in Minneapolis Protests, Enters Hospice Care
Plus early regulatory rideshare remembrances, Arby's hat nostalgia, and tipping our cap to a Strib scribe in today's Flyover news roundup.
The Booming, Shifting Ecosystem of Twin Cities Supermarkets
Plus meet Queen Spinner of Shell Shock, Hennepin Theatre Trust rebrands, and Jon Stewart slams Target in today's Flyover news roundup.
