Twin Cities Jazz Festival Returns In June
The Twin Cities Jazz Festival will return next month, featuring live indoor and outdoor concerts, some of which will also be streamed online.
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The Twin Cities Jazz Festival will return next month, featuring live indoor and outdoor concerts, some of which will also be streamed online.
With news that a major gas supply line to the east coast was shut down due to a cyberattack, many drivers in South Florida decided now was the time to top off the tank before fuel runs out.
Both directions of Interstate 94 were closed Wednesday morning in central Minnesota following two crashes, one of which was fatal and another which involved serious injuries.
As the Pfizer vaccine is expected to get final authorization Wednesday for use in children as young as 12, Minnesota health officials reported 919 more cases of the virus and 15 additional deaths.
Shortages and higher prices could remain common, as companies struggle with their supply chains and try to predict post-COVID demand during a surge in spending.
Facebook has begun accepting political ads again and Texas Senator Ted Cruz-R is second only to Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock-D in ad spending on the platform.
Crews battled a fire Wednesday morning at an apartment building in north Minneapolis.
Fire has caused extensive damage at a strip mall in Fargo.
Target is launching its own line of plant-based foods.
Dogs often have head-scratching, eye-opening traits that can leave an owner with a curious smile.
A suicide bombing in Somalia over the weekend killed a young mother who lived in Hopkins for many years.
Vaccinations can begin as early as Thursday, though Minnesota Infectious Disease Director Kris Ehresmann cautioned that not every single person newly eligible will be able to get their shot the very day they are allowed.
Gov. Tim Walz joined a virtual roundtable with President Joe Biden Tuesday.
The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature passed bills Tuesday that would make it more difficult to vote absentee — proposals that were all but certain to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers but that GOP lawmakers said were needed to address issues that arose during last year's presidential election.
Two years ago, downtown Minneapolis was bustling. One year ago, it was a ghost town. These days, it's somewhere in between.
