The Edina Housing and Redevelopment Authority voted to amend a loan agreement with the Chamber of Commerce following the ...

The home, built in 1906, is a prime example of decorative dark wood features that were popular at the turn of the 20th ...

This week's Twin Cities food and restaurant roundup features a carnival-themed eatery in Edina, an egg-centric restaurant in ...

Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café will open a new location this fall at Edina's Galleria. “Bringing Sweet Paris to the Galleria allows us to reach more members of the Twin Cities community,” Dustin Wetzel, ...

On April 17, it'll open Carnival Bar, a cocktail lounge it says will blend "vintage carnival charm" and a modern cocktail bar ...

Here’s this week’s food and restaurant news roundup from around the Twin Cities, including a food hall in downtown, Sonder Shaker replaced by casual Italian fare, and Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop makes ...

More than half of those sponsors were concentrated in five states -- Illinois, New York, California, Florida and Washington ... Iryna Koshun, 38, poses for a portrait at her apartment in Edina, MN, ...

Oozing character and charm, this freestanding period residence is a surprise package that will tick all your immediate boxes for today's comfort alongside its potential for a metropolitan ...

at Christie’s South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art auction in New York on Wednesday. The record shattered Christie’s estimate of between $2.5 million -$3.5 million. Astaguru sold Husain’s ...

A piping hot bowl of soup is one of the best ways to combat even the chilliest of Midwest winters. Luckily, the Twin Cities is flush with plenty of places to find stellar soups from around the world ...

These quirky offerings are the sorts of things you would expect from a place like Stumbleupon — a bygone site from the internet of yore featuring a button that, when clicked, took you to a ...

The New York Historical honor goes to Randall K. Wilson, whose “A Place Called Yellowstone” chronicles a landscape “capable of bridging ideological divides.” By Jennifer Schuessler Randall K.