Natalie Pierce

A Duck Named Stu Is Learning to Walk With Prosthetic Feet. 6 Details Behind His Recovery

Stu the duck received two prosthetic feet after losing both natural feet to frostbite. Here are six details behind his recovery.

6 Proposed Census Changes Minnesota Communities Are Watching Before Nov. 2

Minnesota communities are watching proposed 2030 Census changes that could affect demographic data, residency rules and political representation.

St. Paul Man Charged After Alleged Attempt to Pull Woman Through Apartment Window

A Minneapolis man is facing attempted kidnapping and burglary charges after prosecutors say he tried to pull a woman through the window of her St. Paul apartment. The case has also drawn renewed scrutiny because of the defendant’s pending criminal cases and recent release from custody.

5 New Lay’s Holiday Chip Flavors Rolling Out Across the U.S.

Lay’s is rolling out five holiday chip flavors across the U.S., including roasted turkey, maple bacon and two chocolate-covered varieties.

Seven People Were Arrested After a Break-In at Minneapolis’ Basilica of Saint Mary

Minneapolis police arrested seven people after a late-night break-in at the Basilica of Saint Mary, one of the city’s most prominent religious landmarks. The incident caused damage at the historic church and raised fresh concerns about protecting major cultural sites during an extensive restoration project.

5 U.S. Cities Where You Can Still Ride Historic Streetcars

From New Orleans to San Francisco, these five American cities still offer streetcar rides that bring transportation history to life.
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A New St. Paul Shop Is Giving Independent Magazines a Place of Their Own

In St. Paul, a tiny new shop called Ink-ish is making a big argument for print. By dedicating shelf space to independent magazines, it turns browsing into discovery and gives a tactile art form a rare place of its own.

Downtown Minneapolis Is Getting a New Public Art Installation. Here’s the Story Behind It

A once-vacant downtown site is about to get a burst of color, and the story behind it is as much about neighborhood organizing as it is about art. Mill City in Bloom shows how community feedback, local partnerships, and a little persistence can reshape a prominent corner of Minneapolis.

Minnesota’s Fall Color Is Moving South. 6 Places to Check Before This Weekend’s Drive

Minnesota’s fall colors are moving south, and these six scenic destinations could make your next autumn road trip worth the drive.

Beef Shawarma Soup Is Headed to Whole Foods. What Else Could Be on Grocery Shelves in 2027?

Whole Foods predicts Beef Shawarma Soup, Japanese comfort foods, beauty-focused snacks and low-waste products could shape grocery shelves in 2027.

A Beloved Minneapolis Bookstore Is Coming Back After a Devastating Water Main Break. 5 Details Behind Its Return

After a devastating flood destroyed thousands of books, Minneapolis’ Paperback Exchange is preparing to reopen at a new location in 2027.

6 Things to Know About SpaceX’s Push to Become a U.S. Mobile Carrier

SpaceX plans to expand Starlink Mobile with new spectrum, thousands of satellites, and technology designed to challenge U.S. wireless carriers.