Three days before Christmas, the eastern two-thirds of the nation was hit by a dramatic winter weather system, with high winds and cold temperatures. Because it would affect major population
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Today, Feb. 15, is both the opening of Minnesota Twins spring training and the day its television partner, Diamond Sports Group (dba Bally Sports North), missed a $140 million debt
A few days ago Common Roots Café in Minneapolis shut down, suspiciously soon after being notified it was the subject of a union organizing effort. The 15 year-old business was
Don Samuels’ defeat in his campaign for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District was a double-edged sword for the Twin Cities. As one of 435 members of the U.S. House, his brand
Every summer, the editors of TCB sit down and make a list. A list of the people in and around Minnesota business likely to make news and drive change in
News for hungry people and downtown boosters—Zelo is reopening, targeting March 1 for its return, three weeks shy of three years after it closed at the orders of Gov. Walz
Back before the pandemic, in the halcyon days when downtown Minneapolis vaulted from win to win, one of its nagging troubles was a lack of a true luxury hotel. “We
They are ending transit service to my neighborhood of Minneapolis this month; we will now be a mile from the nearest bus line. A mix of driver shortages and low
As a bank examiner, Jared Kamrowski logged 100 nights a year on the road, staying in budget motels in Minnesota and North Dakota. Seven years ago, he quit his job
Mike Klingensmith is one of the more impressive individuals I’ve had the pleasure to interview in my on-and-off career writing about media. He’s affable, open, manifestly competent, and, in a
They tried to get rid of tipping a while back, before the pandemic, remember? It was contextualized as sexist and exploitative. This rebellion, strongly backed by local unions, failed mostly
Those of us who go to restaurants and travel have a special place in our hearts for the industries that make it possible. And when the pandemic emptied hotels and
Sept. 8, 2:23 p.m., somewhere in Edina Daniel Del Prado is lost, in a manner of speaking, in his black Porsche Carrera, on a road behind Washburn McCreavy off Hwy.
KFAN has never been a normal sports talk station, so perhaps it should not have surprised anyone that more and more at various times of day, I find it not
If you’re an veteran traveler, you know a few things about the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. First, it just works. Anybody that’s ever put up with the ramp congestion at
A lot has changed since I toured colleges as a high school senior in 1980. Today’s seniors are solicited on social. I’m not sure I saw a piece of targeted direct
Wayzata may be all our collective destinies, but too many of us may be trying to make it a reality at the same time, suggests Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty über-agent
KQRS’ Tom Barnard has announced he’s retiring before, but the consensus seems to be this one may stick. The Twin Cities broadcast legend and national Radio Hall of Fame inductee