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Popular Japanese store Daiso opening third Twin Cities location this weekend

2 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Christine Schuster

Japanese bargain store Daiso will open its third Twin Cities location this weekend, less than two months after the popular retailer arrived in Minnesota. The excitement is headed to Woodbury, with the store's grand opening at the Woodbury Village shopping center planned for Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, June 8. Shoppers are expected to line-up early for the festivities.
Treadle Yard Goods in St. Paul closes after 49 years as owner faces cancer

2 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Christine Schuster

Treadle Yard Goods on St. Paul's Grand Avenue has closed as the shop's owner focuses on battling cancer. Saturday marked the end of the beloved sewing shop's 49-year run, with owner Michele Hoaglund announcing the closure Sunday. "All good things come to an end, and it's time to say goodbye," she wrote. "My battle against cancer has taken much more time and energy than I anticipated. My focus must be on my health and getting well." Mary and Paul Daley opened Treadle Yard Goods in 1976.
Work begins on five new buildings

2 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Christine Schuster

St. Paul's Highland Bridge development is continuing to grow, with brand new housing and retail under construction. A ground-breaking ceremony Monday celebrated the start of construction at the southwest corner of Cretin Avenue and Ford Parkway, where Ryan Companies is developing a 97-unit apartment complex with 8,500-square-feet of ground-floor retail, three standalone retail buildings totaling 14,000-square-feet, and a 13,000-square-foot daycare center.
OfficeMax closing another store in the Twin Cities' south metro

3 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Christine Schuster

A closing sale is underway at the longtime OfficeMax in Eagan. The upcoming closure marks the end of an era for the Eagan Promenade shopping center, which welcomed the office supply retailer to its line-up of shops nearly 30 years ago. Banners in the window at the location advertise mark downs up to 40% ahead of the store's final day. OfficeMax, which merged with Office Depot a decade ago, has a shrinking footprint in the Twin Cities.
Victims stable following shooting after Wayzata graduation at Mariucci

5 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

Two people who were shot outside Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis following the Wayzata High School graduation ceremony are in stable condition on Saturday. The victims, men ages 49 and 19, respectively, were shot around 8:20 p.m. after the graduation ceremony had concluded at the arena, which is home to University of Minnesota hockey. The victims were taken to Hennepin County Medical Center following the shooting, and a suspect was taken into custody by University of Minnesota police. Gov.
If smoke clears, massive solar storm could bring stunning northern lights to Minnesota

5 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

Will the wildfire smoke clear enough for Minnesotans to get a view of the northern lights this weekend? So long as the smoke doesn't dull the view too much, there could be a vibrant, overhead display of the aurora borealis Sunday night. The chance for overhead northern lights is the result of a very strong, Earth-directed coronal mass ejection (CME) from the sun. Saturday night will essentially be the opening act before the main event Sunday night into Monday morning.
Man dies in bucket lift incident while working in Bloomington

5 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

The death of a man is under investigation after a work incident in Bloomington on Friday. Bloomington Police Department tells Bring Me The News that a 52-year-old Brooklyn Park man was confirmed dead in a bucket lift around 11:30 a.m. What happened to the man is under investigation, with his cause of death and identity yet to be revealed. Officers and medics responded to a call at 11:33 a.m. for an unresponsive man in the bucket lift - also known as a cherry picker or a boom lift.
When to expect the heaviest Canadian wildfire smoke in Minnesota this weekend

5 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

All of Minnesota will experience poor air quality this weekend as smoke - both near the surface and at higher altitudes - invades from wildfires that are burning out of control in Canada. Minnesotans will be able to see and smell the smoke when it nears the surface. "Due to Canadian wildfires, air quality across all of central-southern MN into western WI will be degraded to the Unhealthy For Sensitive Groups (AQI Orange) level through Monday.
Hiedeman's heroics keep Lynx unbeaten in desert thriller

6 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

How good are the Minnesota Lynx? Good enough to go on the road and win without MVP candidate Napheesa Collier, who missed Friday night's game in Phoenix with knee soreness. Without their star player, the Lynx found a way to stay in the game before striking like a snake in the desert with two big three-pointers in the final minute. The first came from Courtney Williams to tie the game 71-71 with 53 seconds to go, and the kill shot came when Natisha Hiedeman buried a three with 5.1 seconds remaining.
June is Minnesota's peak for severe weather and 2025 may start fast

6 days ago | bringmethenews.com | Joe Nelson

June arrives Sunday and by Monday there could be severe storms ripping through Minnesota. It could signal the start of a busy stretch in what is typically Minnesota's most active month for severe storms. "The start of June is looking anomalously busy from a severe weather/tornado standpoint. Residents across the High Plains, the Central Plains, parts of the Corn Belt and parts of the Upper Midwest should be [alert]," says meteorologist Matthew Cappucci.