Official Fried Chicken Reopens 3 Twin Cities Locations Local fried chicken fans have a major reason to celebrate as Official Fried Chicken makes its return to the Twin Cities metro area. The popular brand is launching three new suburban locations, bringing its signature crispy recipes back to Minnesota foodies. With these grand openings, the company is also setting the stage for a massive Midwest expansion into neighboring states. The Return of a Twin Cities Favorite … Read More

Five Local Gems Win Hatch Bloomington Grants Bloomington’s local business scene is getting a major boost thanks to the latest round of the Hatch Bloomington pitch competition. Five innovative entrepreneurs have secured vital funding and resources to establish or expand their physical presence in the south metro. This initiative continues to reshape Bloomington’s retail landscape, offering residents fresh local alternatives to national chains. Empowering Independent Retailers in the South Metro For years, Bloomington has been … Read More

How Fringe Hit Don’t Be Scared Makes Fear Hilarious The Minnesota Fringe Festival always brings unexpected gems to the Twin Cities, but this year’s standout comedy “Don’t Be Scared” offers something truly special for Minneapolis theater fans. By transforming our deepest anxieties and everyday phobias into collective laughter, the production proves that the best way to conquer what frightens us is to laugh at it together. This must-see show reminds local audiences of the therapeutic … Read More

Kaohly Her Joins St. Paul Mayor Amid Budget Debates St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter recently appointed state Representative Kaohly Her as his new chief of staff, bringing a prominent state lawmaker directly into the city hall leadership team. This strategic transition comes at a critical time as the Twin Cities metro area grapples with public safety concerns, law enforcement staffing shortages, and complex municipal budget negotiations. Her’s dual perspective as both a legislative policymaker and … Read More

Target Tweaks Price Match Rules: Twin Cities Guide Minneapolis-based retail giant Target has updated its price-matching policy, changing how local shoppers save on everyday purchases. If you frequently visit metro locations like the Nicollet Mall flagship or the Roseville store, understanding these adjustments is essential for stretching your budget. Here is what you need to know about the retailer’s new guidelines and how they affect your checkout strategy. Why Target Adjusted Its Savings Guidelines Retail … Read More

Honoring Regional Legacies Across MN and SD Many Minneapolis families share deep ancestral and personal ties with neighboring South Dakota communities, often keeping track of loved ones through regional publications like the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. When a family member passes away, navigating the coordination of memorials and estate matters across state lines presents unique logistical challenges. Understanding how to manage these cross-border arrangements ensures your family’s regional legacy is preserved with dignity. The Connection … Read More

Lime Restricts Minneapolis Scooters After I-35W Ride Minneapolis micromobility is facing sudden changes after a group of scooter riders disrupted traffic on Interstate 35W during a recent street takeover. In response, Lime has banned several users and instituted new operating restrictions across the city to prevent future highway incursions. These measures aim to balance late-night transportation needs with urgent public safety concerns on local roadways. The Incident on I-35W The policy shift stems from a … Read More