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There are no lesbian bars in Minnesota. Here's why it matters.
There are only 29 lesbian bars nationally. The closest ones to Minneapolis are in Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Coven: A Twin Cities co-working space created for women, POC and LGBTQ workers
The Coven has three locations in Minneapolis and St. Paul designed for women, POC and those who identify as LGBTQ.
Athleisure defined the pandemic lifestyle, but how do we dress for the office now?
Workplace attire can be difficult to decide, especially with expectations changing since the pandemic.
NSA funding Metro State cybersecurity clinic to protect Minnesota small businesses
A grant from the NSA will fund cybersecurity consulting for Minnesota organizations that are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks.
What downtown Minneapolis businesses are doing to survive
Staffing cuts, different hours and menu changes are helping some small businesses survive.
'Barbenheimer' gives Twin Cities area movie theaters much needed boost
The dual release weekend of "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" — which shattered records — led to a blockbuster July for theaters.
Twin Cities small businesses take marketing into their own hands with Instagram
Using the photo-based social media platform can offer home chefs and small businesses direct access to customers, bypassing traditional growth tools.
Tooth gem trend hits the Twin Cities, but regulation is lacking
Adhering gems and crystals to teeth has become a popular fashion statement for young people thanks to social media.
South Minneapolis boxing gym offers community through sport
Owner Ludy Webster credits boxing with keeping him out of trouble and wants to provide the same outlet for his hometown's youth.
Sanford denies allegations it illegally disposed of human torso
Sanford Health said the medical remains were not a torso and filed a countersuit to Monarch Waste Technologies' claims.
Sanford Health sued after human torso allegedly found in medical waste
The torso later "simply disappeared," per the lawsuit.
Nonprofit Minneapolis publisher brings immigrant voices to the page
Green Card Voices has found its niche selling books largely to schools and libraries.
St. Paul video production company, Ramsey County partner to train young entrepreneurs
New funding will allow creatives to develop videography skills and promote workforce development in the area.
Twin Cities' inflation is lowest among a dozen U.S. cities and half the rate of the U.S.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul region continues to see inflation moderating faster on a year-over-year basis compared to other parts of the country.
