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You Might Live to See the Year 2100

It might be hard to imagine, but it’s true: As of today, if you are 35 years old or younger it is quite probable you will live to the see the year...
15 New Slang Terms for 2019 Explained

15 New Slang Terms Explained

If you’re planning on using the internet at all this year, or conversing with someone under the age of 35, you’ll want to take a gander at this list of the newest slang terms...
No Kill Shelter in Minnesota, Twin Cities Agenda

No-Kill Shelters in Minnesota

There are many options for finding a new four-legged friend, from the Humane Society to working with a breeder directly. A new trend starting to heat up is heading to a no-kill...
New York Times goes Big Brother on journalists' social media accounts

New York Times goes Big Brother on journalists’ social media accounts

The New York Times recently published a new set of guidelines that restrict how its journalists can (and can not) use Twitter and other social media accounts. To the newsroom: The New York Times has been a...

The 10 Most Influential Minnesotans

Influential is sometimes tough to define. Influence can be subjective. We decided to look at the Minnesotans who have had the greatest impact; the people born in the North Star State that...
Step back in time and explore the golden era of Minnesota department stores

Step back in time and explore the golden era of Minnesota department stores

Black Friday is over. And so is Small Business Saturday. And Cyber Monday. And... I think that covers all of them. But whether you stayed at home in your sweats ordering online or actually...
Downtown vs. Downtown: A look at Minneapolis and St. Paul

Downtown vs. Downtown: A look at Minneapolis and St. Paul

Two cities. Two distinctly different downtowns, only 10 miles apart. There are those who would call for the two cities to simply merge and be done with it. Even...
Pictures of everything: Our obsession with permanence

Pictures or It Didn’t Happen: Our Obsession with Permanence

Something happens. Something memorable, or kind of cool, or not really that interesting at all. But we're bored, so we take thirteen pics of it anyway. We have to take pictures, record...
Anthony Bourdain

A Tribute to Anthony Bourdain

At the Twin Cities Agenda, one of our main areas of focus is on local food and drink. At its best, it is writing that also discusses the importance of food and...

The November Project

We’ve had our first snowfall, and it has taken all of my willpower not to completely succumb to my natural state and show up to work wrapped in the comforter from my...

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