On Nov. 4, St. Paul voters can make the city a fairer place for...
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Report: Get that flu shot, especially if you’re over 65
It’s that time of year when you start hearing about getting those flu shots. But it is much more important for a certain group of people according to Dr. David Hilden of HCMC, who says those over 65 don’t have as robust of an immune system anymore.
Wrecktangle Pizza plots return to Minneapolis’ North Loop
The Detroit-style pizzeria is replacing two sister concepts at Graze Food Hall by Travail.
2 arrested after gunshots prompt standoff, SWAT response in Brooklyn Park
Police were first called to the scene Sunday night, and an hourslong standoff ensued.
Minneapolis School Board signals potential school closures
The Minneapolis school board has formally asked Superintendent Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams for information that could lead to school closures. They passed a resolution to the effect at a recent meeting. The board first drafted the directive —which asks for an initial report to the board by April 2026 — at two day-long...
Skechers to open new Twin Cities store next month
Skechers is putting the finishes touches on a brand new Twin Cities store. The California-based footwear and apparel company is one of three retailers opening soon in the Rosedale Marketplace shopping center in Roseville. Marshalls, which relocated from the Har Mar Mall, opens Thursday in the former Hobby Lobby...
Body recovered from Richfield’s Wood Lake, police say
Police in Richfield, Minnesota, said a woman's body was recovered on Saturday morning from Wood Lake.
Minnesota Cities Need to Stare Down Wage Theft
(Adobe Stock via Minnesota News Connection) (By Mike Moen. Minnesota News Connection) – Government agencies in Minnesota face renewed calls to ramp up wage theft monitoring as a new report says in the state’s largest city, projects like housing developments are being constructed on the backs of exploited workers and...
Target Is Selling THC Beverages in Minnesota Test Run
Target Corp. is testing the sale of hemp-derived THC beverages at a handful of locations, marking an important milestone for an industry that’s largely been shut out of national chains. THC beverage makers initially confirmed the move. The chief executive officer of Cann, a THC beverage company founded in...
Minneapolis City Council considers raising power bill fees to fund eco-friendly improvements
The city aimed to allocate $10 million from utility fees for climate spending in 2023, but fell short. Now, the council is considering raising fees to help home and property owners pay for improvements that will lower greenhouse gas emissions. The post Minneapolis City Council considers raising power bill fees to...
