Pillsbury Recalls 730,000 Rolls Due to Glass Risk Golden Valley-based General Mills has issued a major voluntary recall affecting more than 730,000 packages of Pillsbury rolls due to the potential presence of glass fragments. Minneapolis shoppers should check their refrigerators and freezers immediately, as these popular dough products are widely distributed across Twin Cities grocery stores. If you purchased these items recently, do not consume them and follow the official steps to secure a full … Read More

Walz Signs “Grandparents’ Happy Hour” Bill Into Law Twin Cities seniors and their families have a new reason to raise a glass together, thanks to a newly signed state law that simplifies social hours in residential communities. Governor Tim Walz recently signed off on the bipartisan legislation, waves of which are popularly known as the “grandparents’ happy hour” bill, stripping away burdensome liquor licensing requirements for senior housing facilities. This regulatory change makes it vastly … Read More

When Minneapolis Had the World’s Worst Air Quality On July 16, heavy Canadian wildfire smoke blanketed the Twin Cities, plunging our local air quality into hazardous territory. For a brief, alarming window, Minneapolis officially ranked as having the worst air quality of any major city on Earth. This historic weather event served as a wake-up call for Minnesota residents regarding the direct health impacts of distant wildfires. The Day the Twin Cities Choked on Heavy … Read More

What the Rise of ICE Chasers Means for Minneapolis A national spotlight on a notorious 23-year-old immigration enforcement tracker has sparked renewed conversations about community surveillance and digital activism. In Minneapolis, where local ordinances limit municipal cooperation with federal immigration agents, these high-profile tactics resonate deeply with local advocacy networks. Understanding the shift toward digital community defense is essential for Twin Cities residents navigating today’s complex immigration landscape. The Digital Frontline of Immigration Activism Over … Read More

Minneapolis Food Trailer Theft Devastates Local Business A local Minneapolis small business is facing a devastating setback after thieves stole both their utility truck and fully equipped food trailer. This theft highlights a rising concern for mobile food vendors who park their livelihoods on Twin Cities streets. Community members are now rallying to help the owners recover their stolen property and secure their business during a critical sales season. The Incident and Immediate Impact The … Read More

How Trump’s Canada Tariff Threats Impact Minnesota As Donald Trump threatens a sweeping 25 percent tariff on Canadian imports, Minnesota businesses and consumers are bracing for major economic disruptions. Because Canada is our state’s largest international trading partner, any shift in trade policy will directly affect local energy costs, supply chains, and consumer goods. This developing situation requires Twin Cities residents and business owners to understand the potential financial impacts ahead. The Conflict Over Border … Read More

New Minneapolis Tattoo Studio Redefines the Local Scene The Twin Cities art community just received a vibrant and intentional update with the opening of a unique, custom-focused tattoo studio in the heart of Minneapolis. Founded by a local artist dedicated to creating an exceptionally welcoming space, this new business challenges traditional, often intimidating shop stereotypes. Whether you are a seasoned collector or preparing for your very first piece of body art, this studio offers a … Read More