Comic Social, a new UK-based app for rating, reviewing, tracking and discussing comic books, is in beta testing ahead of a November launch.

Kai Tak Hospital announces a phased opening starting Oct. 5, 2026, gradually absorbing acute services from Queen Elizabeth Hospital to serve as Kowloon's new healthcare anchor.

This week's Abbie's Adventures covers a work anniversary, an audition and a bit of a rough patch.

The Daily Planet Book Club invites readers worldwide to join a monthly literary community with our October pick ‘My Husband’s Wife’ by Alice Feeney

The free program will close the Minneapolis museum to the general public on select Wednesday evenings, creating a calmer environment for adult visitors.

The deal, expected to close as soon as Oct. 6, would unite two Hollywood studios, CBS, CNN, HBO and franchises including DC Comics, Harry Potter and Star Trek.

Two federal lawsuits name the U.S. government, officer Jonathan Ross and top Trump administration officials. The Justice Department has not yet responded.

Reeve, 34, said he went public to encourage men to pay attention to changes in their bodies. Scans on Sept. 8, 2026, showed no sign of cancer, and he will discuss his treatment on "Good Morning America" this week.

Three people died and four others were injured early Tuesday after a stolen Hyundai Elantra collided with a tractor-trailer in southeast Minneapolis, according to Minneapolis police.

Minnesota’s fall colors are arriving across the state. From winding forest roads near Ely to the North Shore and Mississippi River bluffs, here are five drives to put on the fall-color calendar.

Ottawa's counter-tariffs hit hundreds of American products at rates from 15% to 50%, matching U.S. duties on about $20 billion in Canadian goods.

A Library of Congress exhibit uses a 1976 Superman comic, a Captain America issue and a Kermit the Frog puppet to trace how the Declaration of Independence shaped 250 years of American pop culture.

Tom Cruise looks markedly different in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “Digger.” Prosthetic artist Preetisheel Singh D’Souza explains some of the details behind the transformation.

Counter-terrorism police are investigating after a tip about three vans led to arrests near a Gloucestershire air base used in strikes on Iran.

Health Bureau officials shut down claims on local social media that local nursing graduates face a hiring freeze, instead revealing a massive deficit of 3,000 vacant positions in the healthcare sector.

This week's Flamebird Frames spans red-rock canyons in Utah, a monarch butterfly in a Minneapolis community garden and the Daily Planet's fifth anniversary in the city.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday revived a controversial data system that lets state election officials cross-check voter rolls against citizenship and Social Security records, delivering a win for the Trump administration ahead of November's midterms.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art is launching “The Subject,” a new free lecture series examining how influential artists and cultural leaders turn ideas into lasting cultural moments.

The lawsuit comes days after an independent investigation found sexual harassment and retaliation claims against Mayor Kaohly Her "unsubstantiated," while still finding she engaged in inappropriate behavior.

The trailer for the DC Universe's first horror entry offers a longer look at Matt Hagen's disfigurement and descent into violence, but keeps his comic-accurate final form under wraps.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists early Thursday, finding the outlets are likely to succeed in their First Amendment and due process claims.

Paramount Skydance has settled with a coalition of states, including Minnesota, that sued to block its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, removing a major obstacle to one of the largest media mergers in history.

Johan Vargas, who organized two earlier viral scooter gatherings in Minneapolis, called for a third takeover this month explicitly framed as a protest against Flock Safety surveillance cameras, drawing hundreds downtown.

Abbie Wells hit the road solo this summer, traveling through Connecticut and Rhode Island and navigating changing plans along the way.