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From galleries to graffiti, art inspires author's first novel
Diane Mullen, a writer who works as gallery guard at the Walker Art Center, drew on paintings, photos and graffiti art to finish "Tagged," a novel about a young boy.
Art Hounds: Winona history and a bass player from Beirut
This week: a bass-player from Beirut, Tony Kushner's "The Illusion" and a new play about an early Winona family staged in their 1856 home.
Charges may let archdiocese insurers avoid abuse payout
Archdiocese officials are concerned criminal charges might compromise insurance coverage for clergy sex abuse by bolstering insurers' arguments for denying claims.
Appetites: A food truck love affair in the Twin Cities
City Pages' food writer Mecca Bos shares her take on the latest and greatest roving restaurants.
Squid, octopus, cuttlefish: Ultimate shapeshifters
When you think of camouflage in the animal world, you might immediately think of chameleons -- but it's really cephalopods that should get your attention.
Ramsey County official sues Boy Scouts for alleged sex abuse
Ramsey County Board Chair Jim McDonough filed a lawsuit today in state court alleging he was sexually abused by a Boy Scout leader more than 40 years ago.
Minnesota Republicans change their tone on climate change
Republicans are softening their rhetoric about the science behind climate change. Instead of stating their own disbelief in human-caused climate change, they cite a small minority of skeptical scientists.
Activists want a new name for Lake Calhoun
Following the murders of nine people in South Carolina, Twin Cities activists say Lake Calhoun needs a new name. They say the current one honors a pro-slavery South Carolinian.
New Mpls. Institute of Arts exhibit puts you inside da Vinci's head
This month, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts opened an exhibition of one of da Vinci's original notebooks, the "Codex Leicester," which offers a window into the Renaissance man's creative genius.