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Orpheum Theatre To Go Back In Time
MINNEAPOLIS (WJON News) -- You can get your DeLorean up to speed in Minneapolis this week to go back in time to the 80s. Hennepin Arts will kick off its Broadway season with Back To The Future The Musical at the Orpheum Theatre from Tuesday through Sunday, September 22nd, and will have a special Back to the Future Night on Thursday, September 12th.
The Edina Car Show rolls into 50th & France on Saturday, Sept. 14
EAGAN, Minn. — The Rotary Club of Edina and the 50th & France Business & Professional Association will host the annual Edina Car Show on Saturday, Sept. 14. West 50th Street will be closed between France Avenue and Halifax Avenue South for spectators to stretch their legs and check out the vehicles.
Frost Advisory in Effect for Northeast Minnesota and Northwest Wisconsin
DULUTH — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:27 AM on September 7, 2024. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Duluth has issued a Frost Advisory for parts of northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, including the cities of International Falls, Hill City, Two Harbors, Duluth, Bigfork, Grand Rapids, Grand Marais, and Silver Bay. The advisory remains in effect until 8 AM CDT this morning as temperatures are expected to dip as low as 34°F, leading to potential frost formation that could damage sensitive vegetation.
Twins drop in AL Central standings after 5-0 loss to Royals
The Minnesota Twins lost to the Kansas City Royals 5-0 on Friday night with the teams switching places in the AL Central and wild card standings. The Royals now hold a half-game lead for second place in the division and the second wild card spot.Michael Massey had three hits, including a home run, for the Royals.Ragans (11-9) scattered four hits in six scoreless innings. He won for the first time since a 4-1 victory in Minneapolis on August 14, the Royals' lone win in Minnesota this season.Zebby Matthews (1-3) took the loss. He allowed four runs on nine hits in...
Minneapolis City Council proposes emergency funding to save homeless shelter
Some Minneapolis City Council members are proposing emergency funding to save a downtown homeless shelter and food and shelf. Council President Elliot Payne says if the shelter were to close, the consequences could be extreme.
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