Undermanned Gophers Still Have Plenty at Stake Entering March
Minnesota continues to show improvement despite its roster being ravaged by injuries.
I-394 commute changes start this weekend
Motorists who take Interstate 394 in and out of Minneapolis are in for some major changes starting Sunday night. The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) says the changes are all a part of a two-year project to repair and improve the roadway. Those changes include shutting down the Penn Avenue...
Crowd marches in honor of Alex Pretti Saturday in Minneapolis
(Minneapolis, MN) -- Hundreds of people honoring Alex Pretti march in south Minneapolis. On Saturday, hundreds of Twin Cities residents walked through Whittier Park, nearly one month after federal agents killed Pretti. The crowd also honored Renee Good, who was shot and killed on January 7th and Julio Sosa-Celis, who...
Minnesota Has A Glow-In-The-Dark Mini-Golf Course And It’s Fascinatingly Weird
Ever wonder what would happen if a rock concert and a mini golf course had a baby and raised it under blacklights?. Rock Of Ages Blacklight Minigolf in Bloomington answers that question with a resounding guitar solo. This isn’t the kind of mini golf where you dodge sprinklers and pray...
Twin Cities metro musicians release protest song to raise funds for the ACLU-MN
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Musicians across the Twin Cities Metro area have released a protest song to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota. "I wrote this song on the day that Alex Pretti was murdered," said Katy Vernon, musician and songwriter of "They Lie." "It all came out in a stream of...
Jacob Hellman, Drama Professor and Actor, Dies at 38
Jacob Richard Aaron Hellman, an educator, dramaturg, digital creator and performer, passed away on Friday, Feb. 20, after an illness. A Baltimore native and third-generation Holocaust survivor who lived in St. Paul, Minnesota, Hellman was 38. In recent years, he taught as an adjunct professor at several universities...
Recovery from ICE’s ‘Metro Surge’ ongoing
Minneapolis continues to grapple with the financial and social fallout from ICE’s Metro Surge operation, which cost the city an estimated $203 million in January alone, according to the city of Minneapolis. Despite the drawdown of federal officers, at least 76,000 residents, roughly 20% of the city, still require...
Local Church Launches Diversity Initiative with Focus on Immigrant Support
A local Minneapolis church hosted the first program of 2026 through its Diversity Team, titled “Loving Our Neighbors in Minneapolis: How Everyone Can Be Part of the Movement to Support Immigrants.”
Pancake Lovers Across Minnesota Keep Coming Back To These 15 Breakfast Favorites
Minnesota winters are long, cold, and basically a full-time relationship with your blanket. Which is why pancakes aren’t just breakfast, they’re survival gear. These breakfast spots have perfected the art of the fluffy stack, the drippy syrup, and the kind of butter melt that makes your morning instantly better. From...
Flights suspended from Puerto Vallarta to MSP amid unrest in parts of Mexico
PUERTO VALLARTA, Jalisco — Airlines suspend flights from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Sunday amid unrest in the Mexican city and other parts of the state of Jalisco. According to the MSP website, four Sun Country and Delta flights scheduled to depart Puerto Vallarta and...

















