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Future of landmark Mpls. gay bar uncertain after weekend fire
The 19 Bar in Loring Park is closed until further notice after a traffic mishap led to a fire last weekend. Employees say they aren't sure when it will be back.
Minnesota joins DOJ in Apple antitrust lawsuit
The complaint from the federal government and 16 states including Minnesota alleges that Apple has intentionally worked to make users more reliant on their products and services.
Want to shop Target's new designer collab with Diane von Furstenberg? Here's what to know
The new joint venture between Minnesota's retailing giant and the legendary designer drops at Target stores and online Saturday.
No, Uber Eats is not leaving Minneapolis
Don't worry, you can still get your French fries delivered to your door if the rideshare company leaves the city.
Minnesota lawmakers want to require salary ranges in job postings
Employers with more than 30 workers would be compelled to include salary ranges in job postings, an idea that has spread to more states as lawmakers look for ways to improve pay equity.
People are losing their minds over Trader Joe's mini tote bags
The canvas grocery bags blew up on TikTok and flew off shelves at Twin Cities area stores.
Rideshare users see headaches if Uber, Lyft drivers pull out of Minneapolis
The Minneapolis City Council is voting on a plan to raise pay for rideshare drivers. Uber and Lyft have vowed to pull out of the city if it becomes law, leaving regular users wondering how it might affect their commutes.
Veto-proof Mpls. City Council approves rideshare driver pay hike; Frey vows veto
Uber and Lyft say they will leave Minneapolis -- and possibly all of Minnesota -- May 1 if the pay hike takes effect.
Fan guide to Minneapolis events during Big Ten women's basketball tournament
The fun expands beyond Target Center with opportunities to shop, listen to music, eat, drink and even volunteer.
Minneapolis Public Works employees vote strongly in favor of new contract
Representatives of the union representing 400-plus city workers had complained of challenging work conditions in Minneapolis, and previously voted to authorize a strike.