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State Fair continues to rock

by Tyler Rushmeyer
Published August 9, 2006

Food, giant animals and rides might be the main draw for many fairgoers, but the variety of music at the state fair is sure to offer something for everyone. Dozens of bands of all types will take the stages...

Bikers pedal through heat to promote awareness

by Tyler Rushmeyer
Published August 2, 2006

Beginning in Loring Park and weaving through the city, more than a hundred bikers took over the streets of Minneapolis on Friday in an event known as Critical Mass. From Dinkytown to Uptown to downtown...

National Night Out promotes community togetherness, safety

by Sara Schweid
Published August 2, 2006

Events included block parties, barbecues and other neighborhood gatherings.

No more Times Square, it’s all about Big Ben

by Matt Graham
Published August 2, 2006

Woody Allen returns to London with Scarlett Johansson in his latest film, "Scoop"

Twin Cities vies for national convention

by Jim Hammerand
Published July 26, 2006

A selection committee will examine the metro for suitability Aug. 13-15.

City Council approves cameras for Cedar-Riverside

by Sara Schweid
Published July 26, 2006

Cedar-Riverside will be the first Minneapolis neighborhood outside of downtown to have security cameras. The Minneapolis City Council voted 10-to-1 Friday to allow the neighborhood to move forward with...

Can I still take your order?

by Matt Graham
Published July 26, 2006

Dante and Randall return to show there's no such thing as aging gracefully in "Clerks 2"

Al Franken, others show support at DFL fundraiser

by Tyler Rushmeyer
Published July 26, 2006

The dimly lit Kitty Cat Klub filled with a mostly late-20s audience Thursday night to take in Minneapolis' first Progressive Reading Series. The series featured author and radio talk show host Al Franken,...