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Every summer, Minneapolis residents turn their front porches and yards into makeshift stages for Uptown Porchfest. Now in its fourth year, the festival will bring 85 bands to 37 porches across the neighborhood. Local musicians will perform everything from folk, blues and brass to metal, punk and hip-hop.

Keep reading to meet local singer-songwriter Abigail Walker ...


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Minnesota voters are poised to elect the state’s first person of color to the U.S. Senate, and possibly the country’s first Native American woman to serve in the chamber.

Democratic Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Republican Michele Tafoya easily swept their primaries Tuesday to advance to the Nov. 3 general election. Either one will make history this fall. If Flanaga...


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The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is showcasing three story gardens this summer, including an Igbo traditional farm, Hidatsa earth lodge agriculture and an Ojibwe food and medicine garden.

Curators Chidi Chidozie, Marique “Miriguá Miásh” Moss and Naawakweose sa...


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St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her will roll out her 2027 proposed budget this morning in her first major address tackling her priorities for the city.

Her, who took over as mayor in January, will give her budget address at 11 a.m. at Allianz Field in St. Paul.

Her defeated incumbent Melvin Carter in 2025, after a late campaign announcement just three months befo...


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Maryan Khalif and her husband plan to take their five kids to the Minnesota State Fair later this month after several years of missing the annual event.

But after several brawls among rival gangs at the fair the past couple of years, and rumors of potential violence at this year’s fair, the 31-year-old Minneapolis resident is second guessing whether it’ll be safe ...


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