Plus outrageous civic firings, retracted Strib articles, and downtown Duluth scene reports in today's Flyover news roundup.

Take a moment and think back to the 1996 Olympics. What do you remember? It might be Muhammad Ali, his body trembling as he lights the cauldron. Or Kerri Strug, on one leg, stoically saluting the ...

I like to think I’m getting a little better at this every year. When I first started this exercise in 2022, I was admittedly feeling my way in the dark. Now, as the Minneapolis-St. Paul International ...

When the Nice Ride program launched in Minneapolis in 2010, executive director Bill Dossett says there was "just no idea" if Americans would go for a bikeshare system. The concept of "shared ...

When Jason Sawicki opened Black Duck Spirits & Hearth in the summer of 2024, he knew he wanted to cook Polish food.  A ...

Oligarchs, by definition, are malevolent drains on societies. But some obscene wealth-hoarders of yore, like steel baron Andrew Carnegie, at least gave back in tangible, lasting ways. Consider ...

July is one of those months where I’m all about them crispy bois. “Crispy boi,” for those who aren’t hip with the lingo, is a ...

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Between St. Anthony Falls and Fort Snelling, locks and dams have thwarted the Mississippi River's free flow for over a ...

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It’s 10:57 a.m. on a recent Sunday at Valleyfair, and Michael Dedeker is ready for battle. He patiently waits behind the ...

Oppenheimer’ with swords and sandals? 'Inception' in crested helms? A spectacular blockbuster revisits its director's ...