MSP's Foodie File blog gets more excited about Thanksgiving than any other holiday. You can imagine why.
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The Minneapolis Police Federation is openly defying the mayor's ban.
Beer and wine is currently only available in premium seating areas.
Robison spent his entire career with the Vikings.
The pair voided more than $2,000 of customer transactions and pocketed the difference.
The miniature schnauzer was returned to her owners this weekend.
Berrios will pitch Friday. The Twins also called up Fernando Romero.
The meter changes introduced last week by the City of Minneapolis affects weekend parking.
The 36-year-old was reported missing April 19.
The sketch artist sends the portraits surviving family members.
But there are still large disparities between some racial and ethnic groups.
He's considered one of the top 100 recruits in the Class of 2019.
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.
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.
You can never have too many shoes. (Kick anyone who tells you otherwise!) A new social networking app brings together lovers of fancy footwear.
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.
Andrew Zimmern writes, "One of the most important pieces of editorial content you will ever read came down the pipe on March 27 in The New York Times. Mark Bittman’s eloquent and learned piece on children and diet in America is a clarion call to action for not only parents but for anyone with half a brain left in their head after being beaten senseless with the “if it isn’t happening to me right now it doesn’t matter” stick."
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.
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 Mag takes a look at local brews, pumpkin infused.
