MSP Magazine: Thanksgiving feed
MSP's Foodie File blog gets more excited about Thanksgiving than any other holiday. You can imagine why.
MSP's Foodie File blog gets more excited about Thanksgiving than any other holiday. You can imagine why.
Mayor Carter announces COVID vaccine mandate for St. Paul city workers
It comes after Minneapolis announced the requirement for vaccines or regular testing for city workers in September.
Ridgeview cutting hours at 2 Minnesota urgent care locations
Hours of operation at a third location are also being shifted earlier.
Latest to wade into Mpls. Question 2 debate is ... Ben & Jerry's?
The ice cream business said it supports the creation of a Department of Public Safety.
Mpls. candidate tries to 'set the record straight' about where he lives
Questions about Ward 9 candidate Mickey Moore's residency are quickly piling up.
Vaccine clinic to be held ahead of Rolling Stones show at U.S. Bank Stadium
The Stones are in town on Sunday.
COVID-19 case rate drops in 51 of 87 Minnesota counties
Four of the 10 lowest case rates are metro-area counties.
Allina mental health workers vote to unionize
Concerns over safety led the workers to unionize.
Minnesota reports COVID deaths of teen student, 2 school staffers
Cases in schools rose again in the past week, though there are signs cases may have peaked.
Investigation of alleged misconduct on Proctor football team nears conclusion
The football team canceled its season and the coach subsequently resigned.
Minnesota House will continue hybrid operations, require masks in 2022
The Speaker of the House announced the plans in a memo to members and staff on Thursday.
Minnesota's COVID-19 update for Thursday, October 21
The latest data from the health department.
MSP Magazine: American bubbles
It's only Champagne if it was produced in the Champagne region of France, but you can toast to the New Year with one of these American sparkling wines, hand selected by Bill Coy, MSP Magazine's wine columnist.
MSP Magazine: Andrew Zimmern's books of the year
Master foodie Andrew Zimmern shares his thoughts on the top food books of 2011.
MSP Magazine: Bitters make better cookies
Typically used for flavoring cocktails, bitters can be used to give a boost to a variety of foods -- including cookies. Read Stephanie March's recommendation for a holiday treat brought to life with Bittercube-brand bitters.
MSP Magazine: The Shops at Target
Beware the Target bill this week. The Shops at Target debuts Sunday, May 6 with fresh, affordable products Target has co-created with five stand-out specialty stores from around the country. There are nearly 400 items in all, ranging from $1 for a nail file to $159.99 for a pouf for the home.
MSP Magazine: Primp at West End opens
Primp at West End opened this week. MSP Magazine's Allison Kaplan shares her sneak peek at the store where virtually everything is under $100.
MSP Magazine: Things to be very afraid of in 2012
In response to the Star Tribune's recent list of "12 Things to Look Forward to in 2012", MSP Magazine has come out with their own list for 2012: Things to be very afraid of in 2012.
MSP Magazine: Is There a Good Pumpkin Beer in Town?
MSP Mag takes a look at local brews, pumpkin infused.
MSP Magazine: Geek power
Nancy Lyons and Meghan Wilker are technology experts, speakers, authors, creators of Geek Girls Guide, and it’s all led to this: their first pair of reading glasses, designed in collaboration with Minneapolis-based Eyebobs.
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