Emily Callahan

Emily Callahan is an editor and writer whose work reflects a thoughtful, polished editorial style. She brings a clear voice to content creation, with an emphasis on strong storytelling, clean structure, and reader-friendly coverage. Her background suggests a steady, professional approach to shaping ideas into well-crafted articles. At the Minneapolis Bulletin, she would fit naturally as part of a team focused on clear, consistent, and engaging editorial work.

A Giant Antarctic Iceberg Has Reached a Remote Island After a Three Year Journey

Antarctic iceberg A-81 has reached South Georgia after a three-year journey, but underwater terrain could influence its next move.

5 Ways Minneapolis’ Safe Outdoor Parking Proposal Could Change the Rules

Minneapolis is considering a new approach to homelessness that could give people living in their vehicles a safer place to park overnight. The proposed Safe Outdoor Parking ordinance would allow designated parking lots to operate as managed sites, subject to city permits, safety requirements and public review. Supporters say the plan could connect residents with housing assistance while reducing the risks associated with sleeping in vehicles on the street. However, questions remain about site locations, operating rules and how the program would work for surrounding neighborhoods.

Phê Coffee Is Expanding to Three Twin Cities Locations

Phê Coffee, the St. Paul Vietnamese cafe that built a following in Lowertown, is preparing to grow with new locations planned for Edina, Eagan and Grand Avenue. The move signals both the strength of the brand and the rising appetite for Vietnamese coffee culture across the Twin Cities.

8 Projects in the New U.S. Fertilizer Push and What They Could Change

Eight proposed U.S. fertilizer projects could boost domestic production, strengthen supply chains, and give farmers more options.

7 Things U.S. Public Libraries Lend Besides Books, From Karaoke Machines to Telescope Kits

From karaoke machines and telescope kits to food dehydrators and power tools, discover seven surprising items available through public library lending programs.

Water Skiing Has Minnesota Roots. 6 Details Behind the Sport’s Unusual Origin

Water skiing began on Minnesota’s Lake Pepin in 1922 when teenager Ralph Samuelson tested homemade skis and changed water sports forever.
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Minneapolis Has a Burger With Cheese Hidden Inside. 6 Facts Behind the Juicy Lucy Rivalry

Minneapolis is home to the Juicy Lucy, a cheese-stuffed burger caught in a decades-long rivalry over its origins and name.

6 Issues That Took Center Stage in Minnesota’s First Senate Debate

Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya faced off in Minnesota’s first U.S. Senate debate, tackling immigration enforcement, public program fraud, tariffs, the Iran war, and Social Security. Here are six key issues that defined their first major showdown.

Minnesota Officials Are Investigating a Mystery Object Found in a Cornfield. 6 Details to Know

An 11-foot metallic object discovered in a Minnesota cornfield has prompted a multiagency investigation. Here’s what officials know about its possible origin and removal.

More Than 80 Paris Couture Designs Are on Display in Minneapolis. 7 Details to Know

Minneapolis is showcasing more than 80 Parisian couture designs, featuring legendary designers, rare garments, and nearly 150 years of fashion history.

6 Minnesota Road Changes Drivers Should Know About This Week

Minnesota drivers face overnight highway closures, construction detours, and lane restrictions this week. Here are six road changes to know.

6 Numbers That Show How Unusual San Diego’s October Heat Wave Was

San Diego’s October heat wave shattered temperature records and raised health concerns, with six numbers revealing its unusual intensity.