Southwest metro breweries consider THC beverages after cannabis bill guidance
When the Minnesota cannabis legalization bill was signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz on June 2, it did more than the name of the bill implies — it also
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When the Minnesota cannabis legalization bill was signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz on June 2, it did more than the name of the bill implies — it also
From predawn parties to post-race contests, here's where you can show off your chapeau.
Dinosaurs, cats, and reptiles, oh my! Come face to face with a variety of creatures, take a stroll through a winter carnival, or visit a viral local landmark during this weekend's events.
The brewery was playing their own version of the game, which violated trademark laws, a judge recently ruled.
Stillwater company wins trademark battle over nail-driving game Hammer-Schlagen A Stillwater firm retains its 2000 trademark rights over Hammer-Schlagen. March 14, 2021 — 2:23pm Text size Copy shortlink: A Stillwater company with a 21-year-old trademark for the popular drinking game Hammer-Schlagen has won a trademark infringement battle with a Chaska brewery. U.S. District Chief Judge John Tunheim ruled in early March that WRB Inc.'s trademark remains valid and enforceable. The trademark was established in 2000, according to th...