Old-Time Singer Charlie Parr Signs To Red House Records
Songwriter-guitarist Charlie Parr has signed with Minnesota's Red House Records. Parr's new studio album, "Stumpjumper," will be released by the St. Paul-based label on April 28.
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Songwriter-guitarist Charlie Parr has signed with Minnesota's Red House Records. Parr's new studio album, "Stumpjumper," will be released by the St. Paul-based label on April 28.
More millennials are calling the Twin Cities home. Minneapolis, St. Paul and select surrounding suburbs have seen population increases by this generation of more than 10 percent since 2007.
Cossetta Alimentari is a downtown St. Paul institution. It's three sprawling floors of Italian breads, cheeses, pastries, pizza and -- of course -- pasta! But if you want to know the story of Cossetta, the writing is on the wall.
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Target Canada has received court approval to begin liquidating its stock.
Two different vehicles broke through the ice on Lake Minnetonka Wednesday night. The Hennepin County Sheriff's office says the first vehicle -- an SUV with two teenage boys from Edina inside -- went through thin ice near the Gray's Bay channel in Wayzata Bay at about 5:40 p.m.
Superior officials say work will resume on an ice sculpture that collapsed this week. Roger Hanson was trying to create a 75-foot-tall ice sculpture that would be the centerpiece of a festival on Barker's Island this month. But the creation, more than a month in the making, collapsed Tuesday after its core apparently was weakened by warm weather.
We're learning more about the last hours of David Winters' life from a close friend who was in phone contact with him until he took his own life. Mercedes Klingman, who says he was her best friend, blames Winters' problems on drug use.
Wednesday is National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Here in the Twin Cities, the Minnesota History Center hosted a celebration and awards program. Gov. Mark Dayton stopped by to congratulate the honorees. But the findings of a new report show a major setback for female coaches at colleges and universities.
Minnesotans have until Feb. 15 to sign up for health care insurance or pay a tax penalty. And this year, that penalty could really sting. According to MNsure, the state's health care exchange, the 2015 penalty for not buying insurance coverage is:
A man who was sentenced to prison for leaving the U.S. in 2007 and joining the terror group al-Shabab in Somalia has served his time and is scheduled to be released from a federal facility in Rochester on Thursday, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons website.
Gov. Mark Dayton's proposed funding package for children and education could see some pushback from House Republicans this year.
Police in Carlton County are looking for a man who posed as a motorist in need of assistance on Interstate 35 and sexually assaulted a woman who pulled over to help him.
Which movie shot in Minnesota is the most iconic? "Jingle All the Way"? "Grumpy Old Men"?
A St. Paul coffee shop has done away with tipping, and opted to pay their employees higher wages. "We decided as a rule, as a group, to just ban tipping outright," Kopplin's Café co-owner Andrew Kopplin said. He wanted to find a way to compensate his employees fairly, no matter what shift they worked.
