Sketch comedy has been Brave New Workshop’s modus operandi ever since it launched its first revue in a little Northeast Minneapolis coffeehouse in 1961. So its presidential election show was a quadrennial tradition from 1964 to 2016, before COVID scuttled … Continued
Prosecutors in western Minnesota have filed a gross misdemeanor charge of reckless driving against a college hockey player from Lakeville following a 2023 crash that killed one of her teammates. The fatal crash one year ago at a four-way stop … Continued
Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), signed into law in December 2017 and taking effect in January 2018, is set to expire on Dec. 31, 2025, unless Congress acts to extend it. The TCJA … Continued
Amy Lindgren Now and then I like to write about random thoughts that are too small or personal to make into a column. Summer is a good time for small bits, so here are a couple of things currently on … Continued
By Ksenia Prints In an era of rising food costs and busy schedules, a growing number of Americans are turning to an innovative solution: Meal swapping. These modern-day meal swaps are revolutionizing how people approach their daily meals, with participants … Continued
By Elaine S. Povich, Stateline.org No state illustrates this year’s flurry of ballot measures to cut property taxes better than Colorado. There, the results of two likely voter questions could reduce funding for schools, roads, emergency responders and other local … Continued