Tyler Hayes

A New Video Store, an Art Crawl and a Zombie Pub Crawl Are Happening in the Twin Cities This Weekend

A new video store, a citywide art crawl, a zombie pub crawl and four other events are bringing fresh excitement to the Twin Cities.

Why Minneapolis’ LaSalle Plaza Is Still Cleaning Up Weeks After a Water Leak

A damaged pipe flooded seven floors at Minneapolis’ LaSalle Plaza, causing over $100,000 in damage and weeks of ongoing cleanup.

Rosedale Center Is Closing Its Food Hall This Month. 5 Things Twin Cities Shoppers Should Know

Rosedale Center’s Potluck Food Hall is closing in October. Here’s what shoppers need to know about its restaurants and future.

Charleston’s Capital Connector Just Reached a New Milestone. 6 Changes Planned for the City

Charleston’s Capital Connector Project has reached a new milestone, with six planned changes set to improve safety, access, and riverfront connections.

7 Reasons Georgia vs Alabama Is One of College Football’s Biggest Games This Week

Georgia and Alabama meet in a high-stakes SEC showdown, with undefeated records and national championship hopes hanging in the balance.

Route 66 Turns 100. 8 Celebrations Bringing the Mother Road Back to Life

Route 66 turns 100 with classic cars, neon, festivals, road trips and unusual celebrations honoring the Mother Road’s colorful history.
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The Moon Is About to Hide Jupiter Across Parts of the U.S. Here’s What to Know

The Moon is about to pass in front of Jupiter, creating a rare disappearing act visible across much of North America before sunrise.

Two Historic Pottery Pieces Just Returned to the Family of a Famous American Potter

Two remarkable vessels made by enslaved potter David Drake have returned to his descendants, bringing his family closer to his legacy.