Ghost in a Jar, Credenza Fit for a Bond Villan: Best of Craigslist

Patch go hunting for the best stuff Hopkins is selling on Craigslist this month.

Hey City Leaders, We Need More Shopping and Dining

Hopkins residents showed big support for continued redevelopment in a recent city survey—and they have some specific amenities in mind.

Hopkins Sees Big Gain in Workers During the Day

About 24 percent more workers come into the city than live here.

Leaman’s Gone, Nelson’s Moving Under Redevelopment Plan

The plan aims to help businesses that are being hurt by the upcoming Shady Oak Road expansion.

Wonderland Asian Massage Surrenders Licenses, Leaves Hopkins

Facing a threat of formal license revocation, the owners decided to turn in their licenses voluntarily.

ResourceWest to Move to Wells Fargo Building

ResourceWest to Move to Wells Fargo Building

HBCA, ResourceWest Head: LRT Facility Would Undermine Blake Road Efforts

‘I don’t care how beautiful you make it, it shows a very negative impact to the people living in that area,’ Judy Elling said.

Sassy Pantz Closing Hopkins Store

The downtown retailer is becoming an estate sale business and will also sell some jewelry and gift items at a Robbinsdale space.

Twin Cities Chambers Condemn Failure of Transit Tax

The proposed sales tax for transit improvements did not make it into the final transportation bill.

Hopkins Considers Revoking Two More Massage Licenses

Wonderland Asian Massage and one of its masseuses are accused of hiring unlicensed masseuses.

Citrus Systems Moves to Larger Hopkins Facility

The company is moving from Jackson Avenue North to 11th Avenue South.

Eight Places to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle In, Around Hopkins

Are you doing spring cleaning? Inspired by Earth Day? Check out a few ways to give back or make some cash without throwing items away.

Hillary Feder Wins Women in Business Award

Feder was one of 50 women the Business Journal honored for their contributions to the Twin Cities.

Pawn America Retail Spin-Off Coming to Blake Road in June

The new PA Exchange will have a similar mix of products but will not offer loans, purchases or other financial services.

Hopkins' Caribou Coffee Not Among the 160 Slated for Closure

News of the Caribou closings has been leaking out since a company conference call Friday morning, but no official statement has so far been issued by the company.

New Startup, Local Eateries Partner in 'Virtual Food Truck'

No time to go out to lunch, but sick of brown bagging it? Foodsby might have the answer.

How Much Did Pharmaceutical Companies Pay Hopkins Doctors?

Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.

PHOTO TIMELINE: Gallery Flats Seeing Big Changes Despite Snow

Check out highlights from the project’s history and see photos of its progress.

Three Romantic Meals in Hopkins

Sample these dishes on your Valentine's date.

Area Janitors, Security Officers Taking Strike Authorization Vote Saturday

The two groups represented by SEIU Local 26, including employees at Cargill in Hopkins, will decide whether to give their bargaining committees the power to call a strike.

What Treats Can You Sample at the Taste of Hopkins?

Attendees will be able to enjoy these appetizers, entrées, beverages and desserts at the free Feb. 12 event.

Aji, Samba Taking Part in MSP’s Restaurant Week

The restaurants will offer two-course lunches for $10 to $20 and three-course dinners for $15 to $30.

Boston Garden to Close for Good Jan. 31

Owners of a former Bloomington restaurant will start renovations soon afterward and open a new pizzeria in the spring.

American Grill to Open in Old Mayon Plastics Building

Streetz Great American Grill will occupy the northern unit at the renamed Crossroads Plaza development.

Survey Finds Broad Support for Transit, Southwest LRT

Metro chambers commissioned the study to find out voters’ opinions about public transportation.

What Contaminated Sites Are in Your Neighborhood?

The Hopkins properties that received cleanup grants last month are just two of the numerous properties that need some help before they can be redeveloped.

Supervalu Agrees to $3.3B Deal to Sell Off Five Store Brands

There is no word yet on how Eden Prairie jobs will be affected. The Hopkins warehouse will continue operations as usual.

Year in Review 2012: Business

Hopkins saw no shortage of business activity over the past year.

How to Make Gift Returns Fast and Easy

Know the store's return policies for hassle-free returns.

Mediterranean Grill and Bakery to Open in Boston Garden Space

Twin Cities chef Bill Ansari plans to open Adam Basha Café in February.

Controversial Day Care Center Resurrected on Blake Road

Family Resources & Child Care Center plans a facility next to the Hopkins Arbie’s after abandoning plans for one near the Interlachen neighborhood.

Cyber Monday: Finding Deals From Your Hopkins Home

Are you gearing up to let your fingers do the walking on Cyber Monday?

Support Hopkins Businesses on Small Business Saturday

The first day of this weekend is dedicated to the businesses that call Hopkins home.

HCMC Exploring Hopkins Clinic

The county is compiling a list of sites that meet Hennepin County Medical Center’s criteria for a new clinic that would open in 2014.

When Do Stores Open on Black Friday?

Target, Best Buy and Walmart are included in turkey day sales. Check out the deals here.

Nesquik Chocolate Powder Recalled for Potential Salmonella Poisoning

Nestle is recalling Nesquick Chocolate Powder from store shelves for potential salmonella contamination.

Erbert & Gerbert’s Launches Gluten-Free Menu

The sandwich chain, which has a franchise in downtown Hopkins, will have the new products available by early December.

Pamper Yourself at Girls on the Town Saturday

There will be shopping, dining, pampering and other surprise activities.

Could Popeyes Chicken Come to Hopkins?

The fast-food chain could open in the shuttered KFC restaurant on Mainstreet.

Chambers Launch ‘More Jobs Less Traffic’ Campaign to Promote LRT

Thousands of flyers arrived at homes this week encouraging residents to talk with state legislators about the Southwest Light Rail Transit Project.