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.
Investigation after assistant principal displays "joke" Gadsden flag during announcements
"My apologies to anybody who was offended by that part of the snake that was on that comic and it's been taken down."
Report: Forests, agricultural land could help Minnesota reduce greenhouse gas emissions
The Nature Conservancy's Minnesota chapter released a report that shows how many acres of trees would be needed to help the state reach its reduction goals.
U of M will halt admissions to 12 PhD programs
The move is expected to help address the school's estimated budget shortfall of $166 million.
NWS says 'increasing potential for an impactful winter storm' this weekend
Nothing is certain yet. The weather service advises Minnesotans to monitor the forecast.
Under-fire Mike Lindell claims retailers have dropped MyPillow
The MyPillow CEO is seeing receiving backlash as he continues to share conspiracy theories about the election.
Antoine Winfield Jr. says playoff win was "for my pops back in '09"
The son of the Vikings legend did not forget about "Bountygate."
Shorthanded Timberwolves fall to Atlanta in Monday matinee
D'Angelo Russell scored 31 points, but didn't have much help.
Man, 72, critical after possible robbery outside Minneapolis business
The 72-year-old sustained gunshot wounds in the incident.
It could take months to vaccinate MN teachers, people 65 and older
"This is going to be harder than going to Ticketmaster and trying to get Bruce Springsteen tickets," Walz said.
Wild's Kaprizov, Minnesota nurse named NHL's 'First Stars' of the week
The nurse's story is incredible.
Trump's planned statue garden would include 2 Minnesotans, others with MN links
But there were some notable names absent from the wide-ranging and eclectic list.
Petition seeks to allow retired Corcoran officer to keep K9 partner
Corcoran's public safety director says if K9 Zeke is donated to the officer it will be a loss for the 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: 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: Andrew Zimmern's books of the year
Master foodie Andrew Zimmern shares his thoughts on the top food books of 2011.
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: Calling all shoe addicts
You can never have too many shoes. (Kick anyone who tells you otherwise!) A new social networking app brings together lovers of fancy footwear.
MSP Magazine: Is There a Good Pumpkin Beer in Town?
MSP Mag takes a look at local brews, pumpkin infused.
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