Restaurants owned by the Blue Plate Company are offering free meals to bald people on Friday, Oct. 14.
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There's been a rise in driver assaults in the Twin Cities this year.
The 13th-ranked Gophers crushed Coppin State by 32 points.
The call was traced back to somewhere in Mexico.
She'll become the first female director of the National Gallery of Art.
A teen thought to be involved has been identified, but police continue to investigate.
The video came from just outside the small town of Canton, Minnesota.
Bite Squad was founded in Minneapolis in 2012.
Unless it's obstructing your vision, police need another reason to pull you over.
Another faculty member was also assaulted as he tried to intervene.
It happened at a Quik Stop on Lexington Avenue.
The popular event in Wisconsin attracts many music fans from across the border.
John Lundahl died on Tuesday night, his brother said.
If cooking a turkey seems more of a chore than choice, take a break this year and have Thanksgiving dinner at a restaurant. The Pioneer Press offers up some recommendations.
Over 50 new restaurants opened or are coming soon in the Twin Cities. The Heavy Table provides a list and the latest metro restaurant buzz.
The country band is opening its own chain of themed restaurants around the United States and Canada. Rascal Flatts' first location will be in Phoenix. More restaurants are planned for next year, including one in the Twins Cities metro.
We only dine out about 3.5 times a week, compared to the national average of 4.8 -- that's about 250 restaurant meals per year. The study also found that when Twin Cities residents do go out, they most commonly choose Mexican, Chinese and Italian.
Hardee's recently announced a five-year expansion plan that will increase its Twin Cities-area presence from 21 restaurants to 80. Where will those 59 new burger joints go? CityPages has a map.
Uber is the newest to join the field of companies that want to deliver meals to your door.
It's back to school time for Minnesota college students and that means socializing on a budget. Luckily, Minneapolis and St. Paul offer solutions for young adults that are strapped for cash. WCCO-TV has a list of the best bars with a "college night."