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After 20 years of laughs, CCU closed its doors this August when the landlord opted not to renew its lease. Tributes were held. Facebook posts were a-plenty. And, for a minute, it looked like a pillar of the Minneapolis comedy scene had toppled for good.

Ho Ho ... Whoa!

Plus Trump vs. Minneapolis DEI policies, Carnahan's latest carnage, and tasty sesame balls in today's Flyover news roundup.

“When we made the conscious choice of moving over here, we chatted with the other stores ... and realized how much queerdom is already here.”

Even after a harrowing trip to the Hennepin County Jail 2 years ago, these best friends keep painting—and pushing their luck.

TONIGHT: It's the 20th anniversary of the Star Wars Holiday Special at BLB. Three showings—Racket is presenting the 6:30 screening—all totally free with your unwrapped donation for Toys for Tots. Go get your tickets now!

“We like to call [Lyn-Lake] a 'Lavender District,' and it’s something we’ve even talked with elected officials about, that this could be something we’ve never had in the Twin Cities,” says Karri Joe Plowman of Twin Cities Leather.

Icandy sat in the brush, heart pounding. He didn’t have time to think when he saw the officer fighting his way through bushes and trees down the steep hill to under the bridge on Burnham Road. He just grabbed his paint-stained, half-open backpack and ran.

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

That’s right: Cheba Hut, the stoner-forward Colorado-based sub shop, is officially open.

Plus how to drive with weed in the car, ICE's Eagan collaborators, and the Yacht Club soon will be making another run in today's Flyover newsletter.

Plus Minni Dazzle returns to Fulton, unconventional holiday flicks at the Heights, and more:

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This is a chain born in a pre-legalization era, one where businesses could only wink at you by referring to their toasted subs as “toasted” subs—even if they are just toasted subs.

What has ICE been up to since it began terrorizing our community last week with its stupid "Operation Metro Surge"? So glad you asked.

Plus Minni Dazzle returns to Fulton, unconventional holiday flicks at the Heights, Earl Sweatshirt hits Uptown Theater, and more of the week's best events!

The first thing you’ll notice when a bowl of Bún bò Huế hits your table is the glistening red color on the top of the soup. That’s pure heat.

We sure hope so!