Jenna Ross

Minneapolis brewery is the latest to host a book fair for adults, tapping into shoppers’ nostalgia.

Mary Bruno returned to St. Joseph, Minn., reluctantly. Now, she’s the city’s biggest ambassador.

The nonprofit’s leaders cited rising costs among the many challenges during the 2024 fiscal year.

For years, Twin Cities’ biggest arts organizations enjoyed “extraordinary” giving from homegrown corporations. Now, they’re grappling with steep declines: “We had more to lose.”

The move brings Woolridge and her partner, a fellow journalist, to the same city for the first time in their careers.

President Jon Limbacher, who led the nonprofit through the pandemic, will retire when his contract’s up in a year. He recently faced criticism from the musicians’ union.

‘Governerds’ pack State Theatre in Minneapolis for author Sharon McMahon

Joan Vassos didn’t see a future with Anderson, best known as “Kelsey’s hot dad,” handing roses to four other men. But fans are hoping for another run.

After years of leading two Minnesota Public Radio programs, Wurzer will focus on ‘Morning Edition.’

In a city best known for hockey and manufacturing, John Davis is trying to make a new $20 million arts center “relevant in people’s lives.”