Art in Bloom returns to the Minneapolis Institute of Art today for its 42nd year, with more than 160 floral installations, hands-on workshops and new family events running through Sunday, April 26.
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DC’s upcoming "Clayface" film leans heavily into horror and tragedy, positioning the classic villain as a fractured figure rather than a straightforward antagonist.
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More than a year after Minnesota retired its 131-year-old flag, a growing number of cities and counties are refusing to fly the replacement, citing concerns over the design process, lost heritage and an alleged resemblance to the flag of Somalia.
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An expanded Red Flag Warning now covers dozens of counties across Minnesota, with officials warning that any fires could spread rapidly under current conditions.
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The free, two-day event produced by historic preservation nonprofit Rethos gives the public rare access to theaters, sacred spaces, private clubs and architectural landmarks across Minneapolis.
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The United States and Iran met face-to-face in Pakistan for the first time since the Islamic Revolution — 21 hours of negotiations, no deal, and a stalemate over the Strait of Hormuz.
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The four-person Artemis II crew returned to Earth on Friday evening with a picture-perfect Pacific Ocean splashdown, capping a landmark 10-day lunar mission — the first crewed flight beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972.
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From a Duluth comedian's mental health journey to a secret Prince concert from 1992, MSPIFF45 arrived last night as the largest and longest-running international film festival in the region marks its 45th year.
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Terrence Shannon Jr. poured in 33 points for Minnesota, but Orlando's reserves outscored the Wolves' bench and dominated the glass in a double-digit win.
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Minnesota blew open a six-run first inning, then held on through a four-run Detroit seventh to take their third straight game over the Tigers.
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