St. Paul’s New Aubergine Joint Rations Just Eight Burgers a Night
Aubergine, the pop-up-turned-restaurant from husband-and-wife team Bjorn and Megan Jacobse, is set to open April 24 in St. Paul’s Cathedral Hill with a tightly edited, seasonal menu and one very specific quirk: exactly eight burgers will hit the grill each night. Taking over the former Revival space on Selby Avenue, the restaurant aims to be a cozy neighborhood spot, with...
1 arrested after protest outside Cities Church
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — A woman was arrested after protesters gathered outside Cities Church during Easter services on Sunday morning. St. Paul Police say around 8.35 a.m., officers were working contracted overtime when demonstrators began protesting outside the church. Authorities say the protesters were using a blow-horn, yelling, and...
With HCMC’s survival threatened, staff and leaders call for state action
“I donate to help sustain journalism that operates free from state control or commercial pressure, so the public can rely on truly independent information.” Tell us your reason why when you donate to MinnPost today!. As a dire financial outlook has pushed Minneapolis’ Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) to...
FBI providing resources for unsolved cases in Indian Country
The FBI and the Department of Justice are starting Operation Not Forgotten to help resolve unsolved cases in Native American communities. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has more.
This Fishing, Kayaking, And Camping Haven An Hour Outside Minneapolis Has Over 200 Miles...
Minnesota is home to nearly 92,000 miles of river, so there is more to explore beyond lake life on a trip to this gorgeous state. One unique area close to the Twin Cities is the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, which offers visitors outdoor recreation opportunities and beautiful scenery. This area is comprised of two rivers, the St. Croix River and the Namekagon River, offering...
SUV driver crashes through window of Minneapolis bar
Stanley's Northeast Bar Room is closed temporarily on Monday.
Headflyer Brewing serves last call at northeast Minneapolis taproom
It's a bittersweet changing of kegs and hands in northeast Minneapolis as HeadFlyer Brewing issued a permanent last call on Sunday.
As Minnesota digs out from damage of the federal ICE attack, renters are still...
“I donate to help sustain journalism that operates free from state control or commercial pressure, so the public can rely on truly independent information.” Tell us your reason why when you donate to MinnPost today!. The calendar flipped from March to April this week, bringing signs of spring to...
Masked Vigilante ‘NoMark’ Becomes Minneapolis Curiosity And Safety Wild Card
On weekend nights in Minneapolis, it is no longer unusual to spot a masked figure in black weaving through Dinkytown or stalking the paths near the Stone Arch Bridge. He calls himself NoMark, he films much of what he does, and he has turned late-night patrols, bike recoveries, and tense sidewalk confrontations into a kind of ongoing street drama that doubles as content...
Lago Tacos closed, new restaurant announced at Eagan’s Viking Lakes
The hospitality group behind Southern Social and other Twin Cities restaurants will debut its latest venture, Copper & Rye, in Eagan. Trellis Hospitality announced the new kitchen and bar will open in May in the Viking Lakes development, bringing a focus on “elevated comfort food” and cocktails. “We...
