Jay Boller
Barnard College Demonstrates Commitment to Free Expression by Suspending Isra Hirsi for Protesting
Plus school district drama, another union Starbucks, and Lake Chipotle 2.0 in today's Flyover news roundup.
Meet David and Goliath: Best Friends, Minneapolis Sidewalk Celebrities
Cities thrive on characters, and these matching buddies are getting noticed all around town.
Minnesotans Should Be Eating Bugs
That's one of many messages at the U of M's Great Minnsect Show, where Dr. Sujaya Rao will be championing the earth-saving benefits of munching on insects.
Rugged Montanan Actually Lying, Pampered Minnesotan
Plus more Cargill drama, Chris Pratt stinks, and DFL yanks wild endorsement in today's Flyover news roundup.
This Vacuum Salesman Needs to Unload 100K Albums
Tonka Vac/Tonka Tunes proprietor Shaun Gauld wants to retire, but first he must liquidate a mountainous music collection.
Wanna Buy MN’s Only ‘Care-Free Alcoa Home,’ One of Just 24 Ever Built?
Beautiful, purple, and glassy, this rare throwback just hit the market in St. Louis Park.
Who Is Kathy Cargill?
Plus MPS budget nightmares, unsavory Ski-U-Mah history, and local 'Vanderpump' connections in today's Flyover news roundup.
Grading the 2024 Minnesota Twins Walk-Up Songs
Our annual springtime merger of music and baseball criticism.
Workers at Indeed Brewing Co. Just Formed a Union
Semi-remarkably, workers and management appear harmonious with the decision.
Wanna Buy Jeremy Messersmith’s Tiny House, Arguably the Tiniest One in Minneapolis?
The talented singer-songwriter discovered new talents while waiting out the pandemic in his itty-bitty property near Lake Nokomis.
