Racket published a masterlist of what to do in the Twin Cities this fall. Like a leaf pile, we dive in headfirst. Plus, Racket writer Betsy Hoody d...

I’m back from a four-day theater jag to share with you once again what I saw, what I’d  see again, and what I wish I hadn’t.

As the country’s largest-ever immigration raid hits Minnesota, unprecedented packs of journalists, activists, and influencers upload scenes of the chaos.

'Our love is gonna melt ICE.'

Over 1,000 Christian opponents of modern medicine descended on Alexandria, MN, to testify that drugs, doctors, and Satan were making us all sick at the 7th annual Freedom Summit.

Thirty-five candidates. Three dozen debates. Two unrelated pirate-centric elements. The first real test of ranked-choiced voting and, finally, a new mayor.

Including this year’s big talker—Pryes’ Royal Raspberry soft serve.

Yes, the rooftop is open again.

And just like that… a fourth year of Racket is in the books.

What I saw, what I would see again, and what I wish I hadn’t.

Need a cement mixer? A 3D printer? A pottery wheel? A laser cutting station? Yeah, these places have got you covered.

You don’t need a monocle and a million dollars to experience the local scene.

Looking back on a year of weed.

Lately, U of M leaders seem determined to snuff out free expression and academic inquiry, writes one faculty member.

Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.

Protests, open studios, movies, and more.

Weed tea, gummies, artsy cans, and more.

We spoke to journalists, business owners, and advocates about where THC bubbly, flower, and the law is headed toward in 2025.

Our first installment, Khâluna, is on the fancy side, but we have no regrets.

Punches, crispie treats, gummies, and more!

It's Oktoberfest season, so I tried some THC brews.

This town's most discerning review crew is back with the only fair food takes you can trust.

All the things I tried and loved after a year and a half of sampling.

Dolls, genocide, child predators, multiverses, Jeff Goldblum as an alien—last year's movies really had it all.