Anthony Souffle

Minneapolis, United States

Staff Photographer at The Minnesota Star Tribune

Off this hellscape for as long as @elonmusk owns it.

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Articles

Minnesota musician Jeremy Messersmith finds music in the rhythm of hikes

1 day ago | kentucky.com | Anthony Souffle

MINNEAPOLIS - Walking along the Superior Hiking Trail, a journal and a ukulele in his pack, Jeremy Messersmith finds inspiration. It's the tall waterfalls that make one feel small, the panoramic views of Lake Superior and the trail itself that rises and falls and winds through the woods. Messersmith, the Twin Cities musician behind the songs "A Girl, a Boy and a Graveyard" and "Ghost," lets his mind drift on walks and hikes, tuning into the sounds around him.
Minnesota legislators scramble to pass budget before layoff notices go out to state workers

1 week ago | bradenton.com | Anthony Souffle

MINNEAPOLIS - State employees could start to receive layoff notices in the coming weeks if Minnesota lawmakers don't convene for a special session and pass a budget soon. The state faces a partial government shutdown if legislators don't pass a new two-year budget before July 1.
A mushroom hunting novice searches for elusive morel

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Anthony Souffle

MINNEAPOLIS - Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts - just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 minutes into a forest trek to find morel mushrooms. The prized culinary ingredient appears for only a few weeks when lilacs bloom each spring. But almost nobody in the foray I had joined had found one yet. About 20 of us were picking through the woods in a state park an hour south of Minneapolis on a Saturday morning in early May.
Star Tribune reporter Chloe Johnson scans the ground in search of morels during a mushroom foray put on by Mike Kempenich of The Gentleman Forager Saturday, May 10, 2025 in Waterville, Minn.

3 weeks ago | winonadailynews.com | Anthony Souffle

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When Ethel the 300-pound bear started limping, her keepers knew where to call

3 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Anthony Souffle

STACY, Minn. - The sedatives worked quickly on the 300-pound black bear named Ethel. She circled in the morning sun and then dizzily sat down, huffing at her handlers as she laid her head near the corner of her pen and fell asleep. The first thing Peggy Callahan noticed was the paw on the bear's back right leg. The claws were twice as long the other three. The thick foot pad, which should have already naturally shed, looked fresh. "She just hasn't been putting any weight on it at all," Callahan said.
Why are rubber ducks mysteriously appearing on thrift store artworks?

4 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Anthony Souffle

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Attention, Louvre Museum: It might be a good idea to keep Seamus Liam O'Brien away from the Mona Lisa. Otherwise the St. Paul man might be tempted to paint a bright rubber duck somewhere on the famous painting and add his signature to da Vinci's. O'Brien is a scenic artist, sign painter and muralist with fine arts degrees from Ohio State and the University of Florida. For the past few years he's also been conducting a quirky sort of performance and visual art project.
Six Flags begins selling off amusement parks

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Anthony Souffle

Six Flags has hung a For Sale sign out in front of two parks in the Washington, D.C. area and is looking to sell more of the 42 locations in the North American amusement park chain following an $8 billion merger with rival Cedar Fair. Six Flags announced on May 1 that the Six Flags America amusement park and Hurricane Harbor water park in Maryland will close after the 2025 season.
How a Minnesota medtech startup with big backers treats prostate cancer with water

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Anthony Souffle

MINNEAPOLIS – Michael Hoey admits he's terrible at names. He used to call his kids "One, Two and Three."When naming his startup seeking to treat a common cancer with only a few drops of water, Hoey had his colleagues decide. They avoided techy terms like his last company, NxThera, and chose Francis Medical in honor of the founder's late father. Hoey said his dad "suffered with all the worst side effects you could imagine" from prostate cancer treatment and died from the disease.
Rural health care

2 months ago | telegraphherald.com | Anthony Souffle

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Part-time job seekers

2 months ago | telegraphherald.com | Anthony Souffle

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