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FAA equipment outage triggers ground stop at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport

A regional FAA equipment outage halted departures at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Thursday, and knock-on delays and cancellations stretched into the following morning.

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A data center is an odd fit for the increasingly valuable North Loop in Minneapolis

When the Minnesota Star Tribune built a large newspaper printing factory in the mid-1980s, Minneapolis’ North Loop neighborhood looked a lot different. The area was a post-industrial expanse: an old rail yard with the tracks removed, “brownfield” vacant lots and decaying warehouses. There was no housing, no gated condos along the Mississippi, no towering apartments and no James Beard Award-winning restaurants. In the 1980s, a 500,000-square-foot industrial plant in the “Warehouse District” (as it was called) seemed only natural. Built by Kraus-Anderson, the newspaper’s “Heritage Center” (as it was dubbed) was a technological marvel, featuring the first U.S. robotic “guideway” technology, among other printing innovations. The building boasted eye-catching architecture for an industrial property, including a tower that mimicked the historic train stations of the area’s past. In the last 40 years, the area around the plant has changed more than anyplace in Minnesota. The old rail yard district burst into some of the country’s most valuable urban real estate, home to hundreds of expensive condos and apartments alongside the state’s most exclusive retail and restaurant scene. Related: In pausing data centers, Minnesota courts did what local officials wouldn’t This is why the announcement that the printing plant, shut down...

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Bryce Stober on Instagram: "The Bananas are in Minneapolis! 🍌🏃 Before the games, I always try to carve out a little time to explore wherever the Bananas take us. Running has become my favorite way to...

5,830 likes, 311 comments - brycestober on August 6, 2026: "The Bananas are in Minneapolis! 🍌🏃 Before the games, I always try to carve out a little time to explore wherever the Bananas take us. Runni...

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How Minnesota’s Queer-Owned Businesses Are Leading the Fight Against ICE

As the federal occupation continues, community members are committing themselves to standing up to the feds while supporting the state’s immigrant communities in any way possible.