Prep Bowl: Your Guide to High School Football Championships As the crisp autumn air settles over Minneapolis, local high school football fans turn their attention to the pinnacle of the season: the Minnesota State High School League’s Prep Bowl. This championship event brings together the state’s best teams, culminating their hard-fought journeys on the grand stage of U.S. Bank Stadium right here in our city. What is the Prep Bowl? The Prep Bowl isn’t just … Read More

Prince’s Childhood Home: A Minneapolis Landmark in Limbo The modest yellow house on the corner of Upton and Eighth avenues in north Minneapolis, the very place where music icon Prince spent his formative years, has recently achieved Minneapolis City Landmark status. Despite this significant recognition, the home currently sits abandoned and in need of considerable care, prompting local residents and experts alike to ponder its future and the best way to honor its profound legacy. … Read More

Minneapolis Ice Rinks Set to Open for Winter Break Great news for Minneapolis residents! After the first significant snowfall of the season, the Minneapolis Parks & Recreation Board (MPRB) has announced plans to open all city-operated ice rinks in time for many students’ winter break. This comes after past seasons faced challenges, and the community is eager for winter fun. A Rocky Past: Rink Closures and Climate Concerns The journey to fully open rinks hasn’t … Read More

Minneapolis Tech Woes: Decoding the “Too Many Requests” Error Ever tried to snag tickets for a popular show at First Avenue, only to be met with a frustrating message like “Too Many Requests”? This seemingly cryptic error is becoming more common as our city relies heavily on online services. For Minneapolis locals, understanding what this means can save time and reduce digital headaches. What “Too Many Requests” Really Means for Minneapolis Ever hit a digital … Read More

Kingfield’s Nighthawks to Temporarily Close for Exciting Revamp Nighthawks, a beloved fixture in Minneapolis’ Kingfield neighborhood, is set to temporarily close its doors in mid-October for a significant refresh. After a decade serving the community, the restaurant is embarking on an aesthetic and culinary revamp, promising an enhanced dining experience for its loyal patrons. A Brief Pause for a Big Transformation The popular eatery at Nicollet and 38th will conclude its current service after brunch … Read More

Minnesota Welcomes World Juniors: Fan HQ Now Open at MOA Get ready, Minnesota! The excitement for the International Ice Hockey Federation’s World Junior Championships is building, with just one month to go until the puck drops. To kick off the countdown, a special World Juniors Fan Headquarters has opened its doors on the third level of the Mall of America in Bloomington, offering fans and curious locals a taste of the action. This highly anticipated … Read More

Remembering Gordon Malaise: A Life of Love and Community Gordon N. Malaise, a beloved community leader and Minneapolis native, passed away peacefully on November 15, 2025, at the age of 95. His remarkable life, spanning nine decades, was characterized by dedication to his family, business, country, and the vibrant communities of Ladysmith and beyond. From Minneapolis Roots to Wisconsin Legacy Born in Minneapolis on December 14, 1929, to Clayton and Ethel (McGregor) Malaise, Gordon’s journey … Read More