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Restaurants: We’re Just Fine With Lax Labor Law Enforcement
Plus mail carrier attacks are up, rockets on the Iron Range, and All of Minneapolis's 2023 postmortem in today's Flyover news roundup.
Wanna Buy This Gorgeous, 122-Year-Old Lakeside Duluth Cottage? Too Bad!
Setting aside issues around property taxes and land use, a billionaire family's Park Point shopping spree offers insight into a vast, class-rooted values chasm.
Is Your Favorite Brewery In Financial Peril?
Plus FBI investigates DFL, WSJ praises BWCA, and dancers go viral in today's Flyover news roundup.
Enjoy 4 News Stories (Slightly) More Interesting Than ‘It Will Be Cold This Weekend’
The latest on President Dean Phillips, the fate of Paul Wellstone's bus, a Wolves superfan returns to 'Jeopardy!' and a handy burger map in today's Flyover newsletter.
Party with Purpose, Plans: MN GOP Debuts Whining State Flag Merch
Plus a reporter's 'Fall of Minneapolis' takedown, Shannen Doherty blames 'Mallrats,' and high school ghosts in today's Flyover news roundup.
Big Labor News for Baristas, Lyft Drivers, and Court Interpreters
Plus the state of the Mississippi River, checking in on Mpls' new council prez, and the end of an era in St. Paul in today's Flyover news roundup.
Should We Ban Cars from Minneapolis’s Treacherous, Crumbling Parkway Roads?
'The idea of motorized parkways is well past its expiration date,' says one transportation advocate.
It’s Menards, Not Womenards: Fridley Store Fined for Breaking Lactation Law
And that's not even the biggest wage theft story of the week! Plus women in the workforce and Dean's dismal campaign event in today's Flyover news roundup.
Stalled 2040 Plan Somehow Still Working
Plus celebrating St. Paul's all-female City Council, 'Purple Rain' heads to Broadway, and Target sells more crap in today's Flyover news roundup.
MN Drivers Hate Stopping for Pedestrians
Plus a guide to getting your discounted e-bike, a Japanese brewery buys Octopi, and Minnesota's undefeated/unnamed new hockey team in today's Flyover news roundup.
