The Lift Garage Navigates Twin Cities Car Repair Crunch The Lift Garage, a vital nonprofit, faces unprecedented demand for affordable car repair in Minneapolis. As inflation soars and parts become scarce, their critical mission to keep low-income Minnesotans on the road is more challenging than ever, impacting many who rely on their vehicles for essential needs. The Lifeline for Low-Income Drivers The Lift Garage isn’t just a repair shop; it’s a cornerstone for mobility and … Read More

Dangerous Man Sets Opening Date in NE Mpls Minneapolis locals, the wait is almost over! Dangerous Man Brewing Co., a beloved cornerstone of the city’s craft beer scene, has finally announced the opening date for its highly anticipated new location. This significant expansion promises to bring an elevated experience to the vibrant Northeast neighborhood. The Anticipated Evolution of a Local Favorite For years, Dangerous Man Brewing Co. has cultivated a fiercely loyal following from its … Read More

Soul of the Southside: Celebrating Juneteenth in Minneapolis Minneapolis’s vibrant Southside comes alive each year for the “Soul of the Southside” event, a powerful community celebration dedicated to Juneteenth. This essential gathering offers a space for remembrance, cultural affirmation, and collective joy, marking a pivotal moment in American history right here in our city. The Enduring Spirit of Juneteenth in Minneapolis Juneteenth, observed on June 19th, commemorates the day in 1865 when Union General Gordon … Read More

Shaping George Floyd Square’s Future The Minneapolis City Council is actively engaged in crucial discussions regarding the long-term vision and future of George Floyd Square. This site, profoundly significant to both our local community and the world, demands careful consideration to balance memorialization, neighborhood vitality, and accessibility for all residents. These ongoing deliberations will shape how Minneapolis honors its past while moving forward. Understanding the Square’s Evolution and Significance Once the ordinary intersection of 38th … Read More

Isaac Mizrahi Returns to Target in New Leadership Role Minneapolis-based retail giant Target is making headlines again, this time by bringing back a familiar face: designer Isaac Mizrahi. Known for its innovative collaborations, Target has appointed Mizrahi as the design director for its entire portfolio of private label brands, signaling a significant shift in its in-house strategy right from its downtown headquarters. A Strategic Move for the Bullseye This isn’t Mizrahi’s first dance with Target. … Read More

Twin Cities Voters Shift: Souring on Both Sides? Recent national analyses indicate a growing disillusionment among key voter groups, who are increasingly expressing dissatisfaction with both former President Donald Trump and the Democratic Party. This sentiment isn’t just a national phenomenon; it has significant implications for political dynamics right here in Minneapolis and across Minnesota. The National Mood: Apathy and Discontent Across the United States, voters who once leaned decisively toward one major party are … Read More

June 10th Storm Leaves Mark on Minneapolis Area Minneapolis and surrounding Minnesota communities woke up to significant damage on Thursday, June 11, 2026, following a powerful storm system that swept through the region on the evening of June 10th. High winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning caused widespread disruptions, leaving thousands without power and impacting daily life across the metro. Storm’s Fury: What Happened on June 10th The severe weather, which intensified rapidly on Wednesday, … Read More