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Minneapolis cap on short-term rentals upsets operators, developers Tightened Minneapolis regulations imperil a popular rental option, critics say.  January 21, 2021 — 6:50pm Text size Copy shortlink: Anthony Aguirre left his corporate job to manage his eight Minneapolis vacation rentals full time. Now, as the city prepares to implement a new short-term rental (STR) ordinance that will limit investors to one STR other than the home ...

Parking lot coffins, vegan meat, Ms. Pac-Man, and a jukebox filled with punk classics are but a few distinct features that qualify the Parlor as a bona fide Austin original. As the devastating global pandemic continues to forcefully close the doors of hospitality businesses right and left, the 20-year-old Hyde Park pizza joint is struggling to hold down their matriarchs unconventional fort. "On a bigger level, its not so much about the pizza and beer. Its about the community environment that s...

Minneapolis digital firm GoKart Labs acquired West Monroe Partners, already with a Twin Cities location, will combine works in new space.  October 8, 2019 — 9:53pm Text size Copy shortlink: GoKart Labs, a 50-person Minneapolis-based digital design and consulting firm, has been acquired by a Chicago company that already has a presence in the Twin Cities. The buyer, West Monroe Partners, is an employee-owned full-service technology c...

Macy’s to permanently close 45 locations in 2021: See the list of Texas stores Tags:  The Macys store at the popular Tysons Corner Center sits closed Monday, March 30, 2020, in McLean, Va., a Washington suburb. Macys announced that they would furlough a majority of their 130,000 workers after their stores closed due to the virus outbreak. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) (Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved) With sales down due to the coronavirus pandemic and decreased fo...

Family reacts after Houston man was killed by drunk driver after helping his friend Man killed by drunk driver after helping his friend FOX 26s Maria Salazar spoke with the family of a man who was killed by a drunk driver on Christmas Day. HOUSTON - A Houston family is sharing their heartbreaking story in hopes of preventing another tragedy this holiday. On Christmas Eve, 32-year-old Ramon Ramos left his familys Christmas Eve gathering to help a friend. His friend was at a bar and needed a ride...

It happened just after 9:30 a.m. near Bennington Street north of the 610 North Loop. Crews were on the scene working to clear the crash and find out what exactly happened. It wasnt immediately clear if there were injuries. The accident was cleared around 10:15 a.m. Friday. Getting around Houston can sometimes be a challenge unless you know how to get around. ABC13 has real-time traffic data to help you navigate Houstons roads and avoid traffic delays. Sign up for traffic alerts that are sent st...

These 10 projects are the best in Minnesota architecture in 2020 The best designs were awarded to six firms for 10 commercial, residential, civic, academic and religious projects.  January 1, 2021 — 8:14am Text size Copy shortlink: In a virtual ceremony held Dec. 4, seven Honor Awards and three Framework for Design Excellence Commendations were announced by the American Institute of Architects Minnesota. The annual awards program d...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- All main lanes on the I-610 North Loop eastbound at Wayside are blocked due to an overturned vehicle, according to TxDot. The vehicle appears to be a type of RV. Crews are heading to the scene to begin clean up. Take alternate routes. I-610 North Loop eastbound at Wayside all mainlanes blocked due to overturned RV-type vehicle. TxDOT crews en route. Seek alternate route. pic.twitter.com/B4rDzW2xpA— TxDOT- HOU District (@TxDOTHouston) January 1, 2021 Want to be the fir...

By Jon Sullivan Dec 31, 2020 KPRC-AM 950, Houstons longest-operating radio station, begins its 96th year on the air in 2021. The station can trace its roots back to 1923 when 16-year-old Ross Sterling Jr., intrigued with the emerging idea of broadcasting, took a YMCA course in radio from Alfred P. Daniel, owner of Houston station WCAK. Sterlings father, Ross Sr., who was board chairman at the Houston Post-Dispatch newspaper, took note of his sons interest and persuaded Daniel to help the young...