The Timberwolves may have a matchup problem. It was easy to dismiss a mid-November drubbing in Phoenix as the result of circumstance. That tip time was 23 hours after Minnesota downed Golden State in a game better known for the … Continued
RHINELANDER, Wis. — A cascading series of environmental factors pushed by climate change are causing a decline in northern Wisconsin’s loon population and may be limiting loon numbers in Minnesota as well. Loon researcher Walter Piper holds an adult loon … Continued
Ruby Hunt. (Courtesy of Jane Hunt) The afternoon tea on Saturday at the Episcopal Homes common room on University Avenue will feature a special guest. Ruby Hunt, who served on the St. Paul City Council for a decade before a … Continued
The spring and summer concert calendar has a little something for everyone, from country stars (Kenny Chesney, Morgan Wallen) to rockers (Foo Fighters, Metallica) to a brand new festival on Harriet Island (Minnesota Yacht Club Festival). Keep in mind that … Continued
Strap on your walking sandals, folks! We’ve got a packed spring and summer schedule of fun events for the whole family, from art festivals to cultural celebrations. No major shake-ups this year, it seems; here’s a month-by-month schedule of the … Continued
This spring and summer are good times to immerse yourself in the thriving Twin Cities art scene. Several gallery exhibitions this season focus on individual artists, from renowned names such as Keith Haring to lesser-known but influential figures such as … Continued