Coronavirus In Minnesota: Rage Against The Machine Postpones Target Center Show
Rage Against the Machine's reunion show in the Twin Cities this spring has been called off due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Rage Against the Machine's reunion show in the Twin Cities this spring has been called off due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
There is an unexpected connection between two of Minnesota's top high school dance teams.
Due to demand, Rage Against The Machine has added a second show at Minneapolis' Target Center this May.
Grammy Award-winning musician Justin Bieber is bringing his "Changes Tour" to Minneapolis this June.
Justin Bieber is going on tour next year, and he's stopping in the Twin Cities.
MercyMe is returning to the Twin Cities this spring.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey took to the Washington Post Saturday to explain why he asked President Donald Trump to pay up ahead of his Thursday rally at the Target Center.
Minneapolis police made one arrest and issued one citation during protests outside a campaign rally by President Donald Trump.
As President Donald Trump's speech moved close to the 90-minute mark Thursday night, skirmishes between protesters and Minneapolis Police officers outside Target Center began to heat up in the rain.
The rally set for Thursday night in Minneapolis is the first since Democrats began proceedings two weeks ago to remove him from office.
Minnesota entrepreneur and one of President Donald Trump's biggest supporters Mike Lindell was a featured speaker at the president's "Keep America Great" rally Thursday night in Minneapolis.
The rally set for Thursday night in Minneapolis is the first since Democrats began proceedings two weeks ago to remove him from office.
The top trending topic on Twitter across the United States for much of Thursday has been #TrumpMinneapolis.
Supporters of President Donald Trump began lining up in downtown Minneapolis Thursday morning, hours ahead of the evening rally at Target Center.
A day before President Donald Trump was slated to hold a rally in downtown Minneapolis, some of his supporters protested at the office of Mayor Jacob Frey, who sparred with the president on Twitter this week over security costs of the rally.
Businesses around Target Center are bracing for the big crowds that President Donald Trump's Thursday rally will bring to downtown Minneapolis.
The Trump campaign earlier threatened a lawsuit in connection to the Thursday night rally in downtown Minneapolis, alleging that city leaders were trying to force the campaign to foot a hefty bill for beefed up security at Target Center.
The Butler Quarter Postal Station, located just a block from the Target Center, will close at noon Thursday.
According to a Vikings representative, the two briefly discussed Thursday's Trump rally, but Cousins will not be attending. The team said the focus of the call was not the rally.
This will mark Trump's first visit to Minnesota since April, when he attended an event in Burnsville to tout his tax bill.
Target Center announced Thursday that the duo from Ohio will perform in Minneapolis on Oct. 24 as part of their expanded "BANDITØ TOUR."
The former Lynx player retired from professional basketball at the end of the 2018 season. She now coaches the Gophers women's basketball team.
The R&B pop group B2K performed at Target Center Wednesday without one of their members, who was arrested that morning on suspicion of domestic assault.
Celine Dion is heading to the Twin Cities this fall.
The rock band, winner of six Grammy Awards, will be taking their "Let's Rock" tour to the Twin Cities on Saturday, Sept. 28.
