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Former 400 Bar owner Bill Sullivan’s new book recounts his wild years as a roadie with Minnesota’s rowdiest band.

Lindsay Whalen says she feels prepared for the Gophers job in part because of the Hall of Fame coaches she has played under.

Deal allows public access to thousands of past ‘Prairie Home Companion’ show.

Lindsay Whalen says she feels prepared for the Gophers job in part because of the Hall of Fame coaches she has played under.

The weekend weather promised to play havoc with the series, which runs through Sunday.

Michael Hari, Michael McWhorter and Joseph Morris, all of Clarence, Ill., have been in federal custody since their March 13 arrests.

Twin Cities architects will share today’s smart design strategies at “Your Home, Your Way” event April 17.

Lakewood Cemetery kicked off a concert series in its historic Memorial Chapel with a capacity crowd. The Anonymous Choir, led by Nona Marie Invie, performed an hour-long set of re-imagined songs by Kate Bush, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen and others in the chapel, which is one of the finest examples of Byzantine Revival architecture in the country. "Why we do this?" Lakewood president Ron Gjerde asked the crowd during his introduction. "Because we believe that Lakewood was intended as a civic institution for public use. Читать дальше...

Bon Iver and TU Dance see past “very challenging times” with their new show, premiering Thursday at St. Paul’s Palace Theatre.

Lindsay Whalen won’t make as much as her predecessor initally, but her salary will climb each year.

Los Angeles investor Elliott Broidy, who has been a major financial supporter of President Trump, acknowledged that he “had a consensual relationship with a Playboy Playmate” who got pregnant.

Review: A concert of choral works inspired by the Earth strikes a beautiful but unmistakably sad note.

At the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, a day — and year-round trails — for the dogs.

Plans to repurpose the downtown Minneapolis post office go against what the building was designed to do.

Alleged militia members were charged in both Illinois and Minnesota.

Company received a round of $1.4 million and has plans to expand to Wisconsin and Iowa in coming weeks.