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Minneapolis' Vintage shop, located in a former White Castle, offers a diverse range of secondhand clothing and nostalgic items, reflecting the region's rich cultural history. The resale fashion market is expanding, particularly among younger shoppers seeking unique, sustainable products. Proprietor Justin Schaefer emphasizes the thrill of in-person vintage shopping over online purchases.
Professors at the University of Minnesota have shifted classes online amid safety concerns related to the upcoming Turning Point USA event featuring Michael Knowles. This decision follows recent gunfire on campus, prompting university officials to enhance safety protocols and address the anxiety surrounding the event.
Michael Knowles replaced the late Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA’s sold-out event at the University of Minnesota on September 22, 2025. Attendees expressed mixed feelings, with some wearing MAGA hats while others protested outside, voicing concerns about the group's ideology. University officials heightened security measures due to recent violence on campus and community anxiety surrounding the event.
U.S. Rep. Kelly Morrison pledged support for federal gun restrictions during a town hall in Wayzata, Minnesota, following a shooting at Annunciation Church. Morrison emphasized the need for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, aligning with community calls for meaningful gun reform.
The American Comeback Tour will proceed at the University of Minnesota on Monday without its founder, Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated earlier this month. Conservative commentator Michael Knowles will replace Kirk and lead a tribute to him during the event.
Aunt Mona’s Bakery will participate in the Cake Picnic in Minneapolis on October 4 to celebrate Betty Crocker’s 104th birthday. The event, organized by Elisa Sunga, expects 500 to 600 attendees who will share their cake creations. The main rule for entry is “No Cake, No Entry.”
Annunciation Catholic Church hosted its annual SeptemberFest despite recent tragedy, bringing together the community after a shooting that killed two children. Attendees embraced the festival as a means to confront grief collectively, honoring those who supported the parish during the crisis. The event symbolized resilience, as parishioners reaffirmed their commitment to healing together.
The Farm Aid 40 concert features performances from prominent artists like Willie Nelson, Neil Young, and Bob Dylan at the University of Minnesota. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz praised the event's support for agriculture and labor, while Neil Young delivered a politically charged set. Bob Dylan's enigmatic performance included reworked classics, captivating the home-state audience.
A new Minnesota law supports tenants forming unions and penalizes landlords for retaliatory actions. The Brentwood Tenants Union in Minneapolis organized after severe heating issues, leading to collective bargaining and one month of rent relief for affected residents. Advocates highlight that tenant unions enhance collective power and address the needs of vulnerable renters.
A pair of mass shootings along Lake Street in Minneapolis left two dead and five wounded within 12 hours. Adam John Peterson, 46, succumbed to his injuries after the first shooting near E. Lake Street, while Jacinda Oakgrove, 30, died days later from a separate shooting at a nearby encampment.