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A rare open Minnesota congressional seat is up for grabs
MINNEAPOLIS — A rare open Minnesota congressional seat is up for grabs this November.Minnesota's 3rd Congressional District is made up of the western suburbs of Minneapolis. It contains wealthier areas like Edina, Eden Prairie, Plymouth and Maple Grove, middle-income communities like Bloomington, and working-class neighborhoods like those in Coon Rapids and the city of Anoka. It's currently represented by Democrat Dean Phillips, who is leaving Congress after unsuccessfully running for the Democratic presidential nomination against President Biden. Until Phillips won in 2018, the district had been a Republican seat for decades.The Democratic candidate is Dr. Kelly Morrison, a long-time Twin Cities...
Minnesota’s Holiday Stationstores Begin Converting to Circle K Brand
Slowly but surely, the Holiday Stationstores across the St. Cloud area -- the whole state, really -- are gradually being rebranded as "Circle K" stores. If you've been in a Holiday in the past year, you've seen a handful of Circle K products hit the shelves. Then chips and snacks. Then the the take-out coffee cups and employee uniforms.
Walz meets with volunteers in Lancaster in first solo campaign trip to Pennsylvania
During his first solo visit to Pennsylvania since joining the Democratic presidential ticket, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz campaigned in Lancaster County on Wednesday, visiting a campaign office to speak with volunteers and make some calls to voters.
Price gap shrinking between urban, suburban apartment rentals
OAKDALE, Minn. — New numbers show a shift in apartment rental prices in Minnesota.It used to be that moving to the suburbs meant renting a place for less than what you'd find in the city. But as more renters leave the city, that price gap is shrinking.Mike Kaeding is CEO of Norhart, a company that designs, builds and rents apartments."We're seeing this general trend of people moving from the downtowns more toward the suburbs," Kaeding said.Leslie Madison of Elko New Market says that shift makes more sense to her."You're going to get more for your money, for sure, and a...
Minnesota: Where banks will still count your coins
Minnesota is apparently unique for more than just "gray duck" and our electors' spurning of Ronald Reagan: An unusual number of banks here will still count spare change for free. That's one nugget from a New York Times Magazine story this weekend. The big picture: The Times story is about...
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