'Anything is possible': Local developer buys Uptown's former Apple store
Peter Remes of Minneapolis development firm First & First has purchased the former Apple store in Uptown as he hopes to help ...
Minnesota state workers required to be in-person at least 50% of the time
State workers are going to be required to work in-person at least half of the time starting this June, a policy change Gov.
First & First buys former Uptown Minneapolis Apple store
The Apple Store in Uptown Minneapolis closed in 2020 after 10 years at the location, the former site of the Uptown Bar & Café ...
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Sneak Peek: Minneapolis debuts new renovations of City Hall at a cost of around $35 million in 130-year old historic building
Construction of Minneapolis City Hall is near completion meaning Mayor Jacob Frey and his staff will have a new home this ...
20 of the best concerts in the Twin Cities this spring
The Grammy-winning rapper and star of February’s Super Bowl Half Time Show will open his new tour at U.S. Bank Stadium. He’ll be accompanied by SZA, who guests on two tracks of K Dot’s new album, GNX.
St. Paul mayor, Wild owner pitch Xcel Energy Center to senate panel
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter and Craig Leipold, owner of the Minnesota Wild, again made their pitch to state lawmakers for ...
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Three things to know about St. Paul’s latest development spat, and why neighborhood organizers are right this time
St. Paul city officials want to refuel garbage trucks in an area of West 7th. The City Council and neighborhood are rightfully pushing back.