Alyxandra Sego

This week's roundup of food and drinks news includes St. Paul restaurants join the city's winter-themed events, a brewery and saloon sold to new owners, Hy-Vee drops Wahlburgers, James Beard semifinalist winners, plus Michelin Guide pop-ups.

Kris Lindahl, the real estate CEO famous for billboard advertising, has published his own memoir and personal development book, called “Arms Out.”

E-commerce software company Digital River Inc., which once managed Microsoft's online store, will close its Minnetonka headquarters and cut more than 100 jobs.

Minnesota Yacht Club Music Festival, a three-day music festival coming to St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park, will headline Hozier, Fall Out Boy and Green Day.

Fast-growing mental health franchisor Ellie Mental Health has a new CEO to succeed founder Erin Pash.

Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) this week has unveiled the 2025 lineups for its on-road vehicles, Slingshots and Indian Motorcycles.

Twelve Minnesota cities have been scored in a new ranking of the most populous areas in the Midwest — with two neighboring cities ending up on opposite ends of the scoreboard.

Chris Dmochowski, the executive chef at coastal American eatery CōV Wayzata for the past eight years, is leaving the Lake Minnetonka restaurant to lead a new culinary venture in Shakopee.

Less than two years after opening in Maple Grove, upscale sports bar and entertainment venue Paulie’s is permanently closing.

The St. Paul Downtown Airport, which is mostly used by private corporate travelers, reported an 11% climb in flight traffic in 2024. Here's why.