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June 14, 2011
Lake Calhoun name change: Park Board powerless
John C. Calhoun, senator, statesman, slavery proponent.The Minneapolis Park Board doesn't have the power to rename Lake Calhoun even if it wants to, according to a letter filed by the agency's attorney, Brian Rice. In fact, it's not clear that anyone can change the lake's name. Minnesota' ... More >>
Blogs
August 25, 2010
Michele Bachmann still thinks U2 sank a troop ship
Photo: xrayspxU2: These guys do not captain a German submarineMichele Bachmann still doesn't get it: Bono and the boys were not around during World War II and they can't be held responsible for the sinking of the troop ship Dorchester. She repeated her confusion about Irish rockers and Germa ... More >>
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August 24, 2010
Bill Maher hates the voices in Michele Bachmann's head
Michele Bachmann is Bill Maher's favorite M.I.L.F.HBO yakker Bill Maher has a love/hate affair with Washington, D.C., whose politicos he routinely lampoons and lambastes on "Real Time." Now he tells Capitol File magazine that he loves "the springtime, when Joe Biden's hair blooms." And he ha ... More >>
Blogs
August 19, 2010
Sid Hartman, bronzed, will rank with Father Hennepin and Mary Tyler Moore
Sid Hartman: Picture this man bronzedSid Hartman, the 90-year-old eminence grise of Twin Cities sports scribbling, is about to gaze out on Target Field in perpetuity -- in bronze. The Minneapolis Arts Commission gave a green light to a statue of Hartman last night. All it needs now is forma ... More >>
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July 7, 2010
The dead and the restless
Summer sucks in a city cemetery
Blogs
May 27, 2010
Matt Entenza picks Robyne Robinson as running mate
She's the one on the Greyhound busEnding a week of wild web buzz, DFL candidate for governor Matt Entenza has picked former Fox 9 anchorwoman Robyne Robinson as his running mate. And as promised, he made the announcement via Twitter: "It's my distinct pleasure to announce Robyne Robinson @ro ... More >>
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May 24, 2010
Robyne Robinson confirmed as Matt Entenza's potential running mate (UPDATED)
The next lieutenant governor?Former Fox 9 news anchor Robyne Robinson is considering being Democrat Matt Entenza's running mate in the race for governor in 2010, according to campaign sources who have discussed the pick with Entenza's staff. Kate Iverson, Robyne's publicist, confirms that En ... More >>
Blogs
May 12, 2010
Robyne Robinson leaving Fox 9 and broadcasting
Veteran Fox 9 news anchor Robyne Robinson made some news of her own last night, telling viewers that she's leaving the broadcast biz May 26 to build on her burgeoning reputation as a jewelry designer for clients including Beyonce Knowles (interview here), Madonna, Nicollette Sheridan and Paul ... More >>
Blogs
October 12, 2009
Dick Franson will be in your backyard taking a bite out of crime
Not only will he have a total hard-on for police chief Tim Dolan, but he's going to help the police out by going out into the trenches himself. That'll teach those criminals who they are messing with.
News
October 7, 2009
Name Games
More farce at the stadium of the absurd
News
April 8, 2009
Good riddance, Metrodome!
Ballpark was always heinous act of thoughtlessness
Blogs
February 10, 2009
Coleman and Franken weigh in on stimulus plan
They're both wanna-be senators, but they still want to talk about the stimulus plan.
News
October 1, 2008
Twins fans are excited again
Rooting returns to the Metrodome
Blogs
September 4, 2008
Lieberman on McCain's foreign policy, almost
Rooting returns to the Metrodome
News
August 27, 2008
Feeling Minnesota
Is it possible to understand our state's politics? You betcha.
Movies
March 12, 2008
'Chicago 10' captures the circus of the 1960s
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Calendar
February 13, 2008
Ted Van Dyk
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Blogs
August 1, 2007
Mo in Minnesota
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Blogs
September 5, 2006
How they see us: NY Times shocked by a "red" Minnesota
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Blogs
December 10, 2005
RIP Eugene McCarthy; Norm cops to his roots
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Movies
September 14, 2005
Fall Film Events
From the streets to the courtroom, the film shows the era's spectacles
Arts
March 9, 2005
Varsity Cheer
How vaudeville, motion pictures, and hip hop came to Dinkytown through one controversial theater--now reopened with beds for seats!
Arts
July 28, 2004
Strange Fruit
'The Last Minstrel Show' makes entertainment out of tragedy
News
May 19, 2004
Department of the Living Dead
Why is the city's civil rights office such a chronic mess?
News
February 25, 2004
Marry or Burn
The White House's new anti-poverty program: Shotgun weddings
Arts
August 6, 2003
Ministry of Cultural Warfare: Soldiers For Greatness
The White House's new anti-poverty program: Shotgun weddings
News
July 10, 2002
Off Beat
The White House's new anti-poverty program: Shotgun weddings
News
June 5, 2002
John Berryman Leapt Here
Mapping the literary landmarks of the Twin Cities
Books
April 10, 2002
Nellie Stone Johnson: 1905-2002
Minneapolis loses a legendary figure
News
January 16, 2002
United They Sit
Minnesota's senators were supposed to be the type to stand up for social programs, the environment, and civil liberties. So why are critics left and right accusing them of lying down on the job?
News
January 2, 2002
The Hunted Man Awards
A Jesse-free review of the headlines that made us wince in 2001
Books
November 14, 2001
City Pages on Election Night
A Jesse-free review of the headlines that made us wince in 2001
News
April 11, 2001
Off Beat
A Jesse-free review of the headlines that made us wince in 2001
News
August 16, 2000
The Complaint Department
Fifty years ago Minneapolis launched a program to stamp out discrimination. Now many of the dream's supporters doubt the city's civil-rights agencies are equal to the task.
News
April 12, 2000
Off Beat
Fifty years ago Minneapolis launched a program to stamp out discrimination. Now many of the dream's supporters doubt the city's civil-rights agencies are equal to the task.
News
March 8, 2000
Off Beat
Fifty years ago Minneapolis launched a program to stamp out discrimination. Now many of the dream's supporters doubt the city's civil-rights agencies are equal to the task.
Books
February 16, 2000
Grave Matters
Minnesota's dead are only a click away
News
November 3, 1999
Dirty Little Air War
Bully! Crybaby! Northwest and Sun Country brawl for control of the sandbox--and billions in local air-travel revenues
News
September 15, 1999
Off Beat
Bully! Crybaby! Northwest and Sun Country brawl for control of the sandbox--and billions in local air-travel revenues
News
October 21, 1998
Because They Can
Six minor-party contenders for governor promise to bring back the primo dime-bag, turn the governor's mansion into a flophouse, tax water, get big brother out of your bedroom, ditch the nukes, and reveal the secrets of gravity-defying hair.
News
September 2, 1998
One More Time
They say people who fish and farm can't elect a governor anymore. Tell that to Doug Johnson
Books
June 10, 1998
Party Animus
With the outcome all but determined on the first ballot, last weekend's DFL convention in St. Cloud was about as civilized as a war could get
Feature
May 6, 1998
1973 Books
With the outcome all but determined on the first ballot, last weekend's DFL convention in St. Cloud was about as civilized as a war could get
News
April 29, 1998
Tilting at Highways
War against the planned Hiawatha Avenue extension is being waged on several fronts--but it's an uphill battle.
News
October 22, 1997
When Elections Mattered
Rotten eggs, firebombs, and the "wicked extortions of the coal kings": Local campaigns weren't always this dull.
News
August 6, 1997
Cat Fight
A shelter loses its funding, its low-cost rental space, and even some cats, which have reportedly been put down at other shelters. But the biggest problem facing Miss Kitty's Cat House is Minneapolis's zoning code.
News
September 4, 1996
Chicago Then and Now
Notes on the 1968 and 1996 conventions
News
September 4, 1996
EAT FISH AND DIE!
Notes on the 1968 and 1996 conventions
Feature
December 13, 1995
Bill of Wrongs
The terrors of counterterrorism.
Books
October 11, 1995
Buried History
The terrors of counterterrorism.
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