Breakdance battle raises money for local dancer with cancer
by By Claudia Garcia In a breaking battle, there’s no holding back against the competition — even when the competition is cancer. Lisa Berman, or B-girl …
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Former Cardamom workers speak out after the Walker Art Center cuts ties with the restaurant
by Former employees of Cardamom said they were caught off guard after the restaurant abruptly eliminated their jobs, sparking protests and drawing criticism from a major …
Attendance woes continue for Twins following lowest total in 25 years
by The Minnesota Twins rank 24th in reported attendance this season, a steep fall from 2019 when the team ranked 15th.
Minneapolis Forestry Department stores landscaping materials near U of M campus
by The Minneapolis Forestry Department turned a section of the Bohemian Flats regional park into its primary tree storage area in the spring of 2019. The …
Locals celebrate Arbor Day at University’s arboretum
by Whether it’s flowers, geese, or trees, you can find a little bit of everything at the University of Minnesota Arboretum.
UMN acting student embodies real-life elders in one-woman play
It started as an assignment her freshman year for the BFA acting program at the University of Minnesota. Elisheva Scheuer, a fourth-year acting student, was …
Oil price rises affect local gas stations
Rising oil prices are making local gas stations feel the impact of the Iran war. And with gas prices rising over a dollar since the …
Minneapolis trail expansion connects riverfront to Theodore Wirth Park
Minneapolis is expanding its urban trail network a new riverfront connector to link local overlooks with the city’s larger park system.
Pine Island fighting back against proposed data center
Though the project promises less water usage, noise, and electricity costs, opponents are still skeptical of the transparency with local officials.
Environmental activists choose art as a new form of protest against Minneapolis garbage incinerator
by Art studio “Spill Paint, Not Oil” hosted members of Zero Burn Coalition and the Sierra Club to make protest art to be displayed around neighboring Target Field