Minnesota & Wisconsin Families Doing a Double Take Over New Great Wolf Lodge Treat
Minnesota and Wisconsin both have locations of the popular waterpark resort, Great Wolf Lodge, known for its family-friendly approach, large indoor waterparks, and other fun amenities. Located in Wisconsin Dells and in Bloomington, Minnesota, near the Mall of America, Great Wolf offers year-round fun and remains one...
Hastings Man Sentenced To 198 Months for Child Exploitation
MINNEAPOLIS – Hunter Geidl, age 29, was sentenced in United States District Court to 198 months imprisonment followed by 10 years of supervised release for multiple counts related to the production and possession of child sexual abuse material, announced U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. According to court documents,...
Crash compilation on slippery roads during freezing rain
Freezing rain on Tuesday led to slippery roads and dozens of crashes and spinouts on Twin Cities roadways. Here's a compilation of crashes from Feb. 25, 2026.
Hennepin Healthcare and Hennepin County ask Senate Committee for a one cent sales tax...
Minnesota’s largest level-one trauma hospital is in need of a transfusion of money. Hennepin Healthcare and Hennepin County went before a Senate Committee to ask the state to approve a one cent sales tax for that they say could cover the cost.
Update: Four Reportedly Killed in Head-on Crash on Minnesota Hwy.
A preliminary report released by the State Patrol says the deadly crash happened shortly before 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Target pays $110M to end lease on 51-story tower in Minneapolis five years after...
Target is reportedly paying nearly $110 million to end a lease on its downtown Minneapolis office space, having previously agreed to rent the space until 2031. The mega-retailer made the decision to end the lease at the City Center building last month, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune . Target moved its...
Lumber Exchange Changes Hands for $1, Could Become Fashion Hub
The Lumber Exchange building in Minneapolis is set to change hands for a dollar this week, going to Kristi Oman—the same person who two years ago bought the Kickernick Building, another old downtown property, and transformed it into a hub for artists. That, or something like it, is likely...
Carbone’s rallies customer community that once cared for them
They first got concerned back in early December. When Jessica and Dan Magnuson, co-owners of Carbone’s Pizza and Pub on Cedar Avenue, heard that members of the local immigrant community were afraid to go to work and were sheltering at home, they knew they needed to do something. The...
The African American legacy of South Minneapolis
South Minneapolis Black community history reflects Great Migration roots, segregation policies, and the building of parallel institutions that sustained generations. Millions of African Americans left Southern states from 1910 to 1970 in pursuit of new lives, industrial work, and to escape Jim Crow. Many of them...
Indian signs lease on new global HQ, keeping operations in Minnesota
Following Carolwood LP’s majority acquisition of Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company, reinforced its commitment to stay in the Twin Cities, after it announced Feb. 25 that it has signed a 37,832-square-foot, seven-year lease for its new global headquarters in Golden Valley, Minnesota. The new...

















