Minneapolis, St. Paul under snow emergencies: Here's how they work
Several cities in the metro area have declared snow emergencies Wednesday as a spring storm left behind heavy snowfall.
Twin Cities families enjoy sledding, ice skating on snowy day
Fresh snow made way for a day of fun for Minneapolis families. "To get this much snow and have an opportunity to come out its nice, " said Eric. Daughters Thisby and Lorka were enjoying their day off from school by having a little family fun on sleds.
Six months after devastating fire, Vietnamese restaurant Khue’s Kitchen is open in St. Anthony Park
Khue’s Kitchen has operated for several years as a pop-up by chef Eric Pham, whose family owns Quang in Minneapolis.
No joke, Bill Murray will sing with a blues band at the Orpheum Theatre in April
Bill Murray befriended the blues band the Blood Brothers after they played the Caddyshack Golf Tournament, which Murray runs with his brother John.
Pop punk band the Offspring to headline Target Center in August
They’ll be joined by Jimmy Eat World and New Found Glory, two bands that followed the Offspring’s ’90s success in the early ’00s.
St. Paul and Minneapolis chambers of commerce consider merger — again
To stay afloat financially, the St. Paul Chamber has in recent years staffed and hosted smaller business advocacy organizations like the Minnesota Hmong Chamber of Commerce and the Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce, while also offering its WorkStream consulting services to business retention programs in suburbs like Maplewood and Roseville.
Feds get eighth guilty plea in smuggling ring that mailed fentanyl in stuffed animals
Authorities called the fentanyl seizure, which amounted to 66 pounds with an estimated value of more than $2.2 million, the largest ever in Minnesota. Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl can kill a person, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.