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Embattled north Mpls. corner long been epicenter for violence
A half-mile radius surrounding a North Side intersection, home to the embattled Merwin Liquors and a Winner Gas station known as the "murder station," is where nearly one out of every 10 killings citywide has taken place since 2010, according to a Star Tribune analysis.
Battle for 'Nicollet Island Quay' displaces Minneapolis Water Taxi
The Park and Recreation Board has cracked down on a boat landing on public land where developer John Kerwin had been allowing mooring.
The stalwarts of the downtown Minneapolis skyway dig in
After generations working in downtown Minneapolis, the skyway's longest-running businesses are determined to see the pandemic through.
Minnesota runners protect their No. 1 rankings with Roy Griak Invitational wins
Abbey Nechanicky of Wayzata and Noah Breker of Armstrong defeated runners from across the Midwest.
Man shot to death, left on Minneapolis sidewalk
No arrests have been announced.
Feds: Woman stole more than $1M while working for Minneapolis property management company
Her scheme lasted for more than six years, according to the indictment.
Hit-and-run crash at Minneapolis intersection kills woman, 71, from Maple Plain
The suspect got out of the SUV he was driving and ran from the scene, a police report said.
Two popular Minneapolis barbecue food trucks battle city ordinance
Animales Barbeque Co. and Boomin Barbecue say a rule that prohibits the use of offset smokers now threatens their businesses.
Preps inside the numbers: Wins by the dozen ... and by the hundreds
A look at recent accomplishments reveals a high school team that doesn't lose and a coach who just keeps winning.
Condemned Mpls. apartment building beset by fire, break-ins
City officials and neighbors are scheduled to meet this week with the largely silent landlord to see if he's willing to sell.
David Cleveland, a Minneapolis community banker and MN Cup founder, dies at 89
Cleveland died at his farm in Wisconsin earlier this month.
Man killed in daylight shooting last week south of downtown Minneapolis is ID'd
No arrests have been announced.
Wait time grows to 4 months for eviction hearings in Hennepin
What used to be about a 20-day process in Hennepin County skyrocketed this summer amid a huge increase in eviction filings when the pandemic-related eviction moratorium lifted.
Review: Jason Isbell shines bright in his starry-night return to First Avenue
He and the 400 Unit squeezed in Saturday's show last-minute to commemorate their new star on the club's wall.
Inver Grove Heights: Police arrest 3 after man found dead
Police responding to a 911 hang-up call Saturday morning found the body
Minnesota's transition to electric vehicles is long, bumpy
Changes are underway, but the gap between climate goals and reality is wide.
Minneapolis protesters denounce woman's killing by Iran's morality police
On the corner of 9th Street and Nicollet Mall, Iranian-Americans called for freedom in Iran – and particularly for Iranian women.
Medcalf: Give Minneapolis teachers of color a chance to be there for students who need them most
The toxic dialogue around the Minneapolis teachers' contract ignores the impact teachers of color have on the school district and students who resemble them.
Minneapolis man was shot by officer before he killed himself, BCA says
The shooting occurred last week in northeast Minneapolis.
Brooks: He made his corner of the world just a bit better
For 45 years, Andy Martin devoted his life to improving the lives of children in the Twin Cities.