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University of Minnesota Protesters, In Their Own Words
'It's about Palestine. It's about Gaza. It's about stopping the genocide, and doing our part: We're not here to make ourselves feel good or empowered.'
Is the Twins’ Tangy Summer Sausage Mascot a Ticking Time Bomb?
Plus Fool Me Once fooled us, Target's CEO remains rich, and Charlie Parr pops up in Rolling Stone in today's Flyover news roundup.
MN’s Biggest Landlord Needs $200M+ After Decades of Underinvestment
‘We don’t have enough units,’ says Minneapolis Public Housing Authority CEO Abdi Warsame. But his agency is still plugging away, having just completed its largest construction project in decades.
Sports! Sports! Sports!
Plus no late-night grub, a homeless bike museum, Homegrown takes over the Twin Ports, and a bonus 5th blurb in today's Flyover news roundup.
Stancil Fever Hits National Media
Plus punitive cig pricing, a new North Side food hall, and a look at the Walker's finances in today's Flyover news roundup.
Sundance Considers Considering Minneapolis for Consideration
Plus the Strib talks more about change, Room & Board restructures, and a man's experience walking in today's Flyover news roundup.
Maple Grove’s Restaurant Row: Where Else Can You Find Sysco and (Maybe) Sisqó?
Plus MN's lawbreaking lawmakers, Italian Eatery to close, and the city of Minneapolis's Black employee problem in today's Flyover news roundup.
What Happened to MinnPost’s Instagram?
'It's just frustrating—why our account? We're a small, local nonprofit.'
Two Harbors Man at Center of Alleged $46M Renewable Energy Swindle
Plus charges filed against alleged Nudieland killer, Icehouse faces eviction, and students arrested for peaceful protesting in today's Flyover news roundup.
