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The latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index reports Minneapolis home prices are still increasing, but slower than the national average, according to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal.
Several new laws passed in the 2015 state Legislation are set to go into effect July 1.
The FBI has started an investigation into possible corruption at Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York, where two inmates escaped earlier this month, CNN reported.
When the SpaceX rocket exploded after launching on Sunday, Minnehaha Academy lost experiments that they had hoped would make it to the International Space Station, according to CBS Minnesota.
Northwoods League action continues through holiday weekend
There are few summer style sins greater than wearing shorts. Even though shorts have been slimmed and trimmed over the past few years, they’re still synonymous with struggle fits and are rarely worn by the few people who can actually pull them off without looking ridiculous and lame.
Former Minnesota defenseman Mike Reilly has chosen to play pro hockey close to home with the Minnesota Wild.
The thrift store chain Savers has agreed to pay out $1.8 million to several charities and be more transparent in its business practices to settle last month’s lawsuit filed by Minnesota's Attorney General Lori Swanson, the Pioneer Press reported.
We all know Twitter is great for a lot of things, whether it’s skimming headlines, sharing pictures of your cute pet or just plain old lurking. But even if you think you’ve curated the perfect feed, adding some novelty accounts can’t hurt. To get started, here are three accounts that can add humor and new perspective to your day. These novelty accounts remind one of the absurdity of Twitter and life itself. 1) Friedrice Nietzche (@tinynietzche) As the name might suggest, the tweets come from the perspective of Frederick Nietzche, but with more goofiness and oddball topics that probably don’t always line up. Still, the mundane but hilariously weird observations and dark imaginings are even funnier when imagining the philosopher uttered them himself. Here are a few examples:
Slow international sales have General Mills set for another round of job cuts, reports the Pioneer Press.
A new petition aims to change the name of Minneapolis’ Lake Calhoun.
A University of Minnesota study published Wednesday in Genome Medicine identified how gut bacteria lends to tumor growth and formation in colorectal cancer patients.
EBay announced today that it would no longer sell Confederate flags and other similarly-themed merchandise, calling it a "contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism," the Associate Press reports.
The Twin Cities radio dials offers slim pickings when it comes to enjoyable playlists. The Current’s eclectic rotation never fails (though can be a tad predictable at times), and Radio K provides a great introduction to new artists destined to be spun on the Current in a year, as well as shows that delve into underappreciated genres deserving of more attention and appreciation.
A descendant of the legendary racehorse, Secretariat, is being nursed back to health at the University of Minnesota, WCCO reported.
Golden Valley based food manufacturer General Mills announced Monday that they will be removing artificial coloring and flavoring from its cereals, according to the Star Tribune.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he will be seeking the Republican nomination for president, according to a CNN report.
A federal judge ruled Minnesota’s sex offender program unconstitutional Wednesday in a case closely watched by 20 other states with similar programs, The New York Times reported.
Pope Francis told both his parishioners and the world at large to change their lifestyles in response to climate change in a paper released Thursday.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota and other institutions found that by following the World Health Organizations guidelines for air quality, two million annual deaths could be avoided.
