Report: Guy Phillips To Exit KYKY (Y98)/St. Louis Mornings, Join KTRS-A For Afternoons

The city of Bloomington, Minnesota (home of the Mall of America and former home of the Twins, Vikings, and North Stars) has purchased a farm for $32.3 million. The plan: World's Fair. We've mentioned this before -- the Twin Cities are competing with Argentina and Poland for a 2023 World's Fair -- and as I did the last time, I gotta ask, are they really still doing World's Fairs? Because I thought that ended with Knoxville. (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

The landlord was about to evict the tenant for what he thought was an illegal Airbnb when he discovered the reason strangers were coming in and out of the apartment, and, no, it's not what you're assuming. No, the tenant was podcasting, and the strangers were his guests. Ha, ha! Big misunderstanding! And now the landlord wants the tenant to stop podcasting or leave, because he thinks it's an illegal home business, even if the podcast isn't making money. This could be fixed with a Zoom recorder and a couple of mics set up at a table at a local Starbucks, you know. (New York Daily News)

The thing to note about the 78-year-old woman who went to the health club, went into a stall in the ladies' room, died, and wasn't noticed until two days later is... do they not clean the bathrooms? How did the cleaning staff not notice that? Ew. (WGN-TV/Chicago)