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Hundreds living in Powderhorn Park, neighbors seek answers
The efforts by those living in the encampments to forge more hospitable surroundings come as public officials and homeless advocates raise alarms that the growing settlement is neither safe nor sustainable.
Minneapolis' $156M budget hole may require up to 40 layoffs, Frey says
The proposal is far from final and must ultimately be approved by City Council. Frey said he would seek to minimize cuts for firefighters, police officers and 911 dispatchers.
Judge issues gag order in trial of ex-officers in George Floyd killing
Judge Peter Cahill wrote that "continuing" publicity from the attorneys in the case could create an unfair trial.
Cost of deep cutbacks for Minneapolis police comes into sharp view
Officials are considering scaling back or disbanding the procedural justice and community engagement units, as well as the Police Athletics League.
With FEMA aid to rebuild from riots denied, Minnesota looks elsewhere
As Minnesota leaders pondered their next steps, it's not yet clear what other sources of funds they may tap.
As 1967 uprising anniversary nears, parallels to George Floyd protests surface
Fifty-three years later, the unrest in north Minneapolis resonates in a new way.
1,500 shut down freeway briefly to protest Ethiopia's treatment of Oromo
Largest ethnic group in Ethiopia calls for changes in homeland.
Motorcyclist killed in crash was 31-year-old Minneapolis man
He died of blunt-force chest injuries, the medical examiner said, after the motorcycle left the road and hit a tree.
Motorcyclist killed in crash in north Minneapolis
The wreck occurred midafternoon Thursday in a residential block.
As gun violence continues, Minneapolis marchers plead for peace
Pleading for an end to the gun violence that has ravaged their city this spring and summer, marchers walked through the heart of north Minneapolis…
Park Board overstated homeless camped out in Powderhorn
Powderhorn survey finds 282 campers, well below the Park Board's estimate.
MPD officers filing for PTSD disability at unprecedented levels, their attorney says
He said 150 Minneapolis police officers out of a sworn force of 850 have contacted him to start filing paperwork, a majority of them for symptoms of PTSD.
Mayor Frey nominates Target executive to serve as Minneapolis city attorney
A high-level Target executive has been nominated to serve as Minneapolis' city attorney, Mayor Jacob Frey's office announced Friday.Jim Rowader was nominated by Frey and…
A deeper look at areas most damaged by rioting, looting in Minneapolis, St. Paul
Twin Cities restaurants and retail stores were hit the hardest in the rioting following George Floyd's killing.
Union push at Tattersall Distilling upends Minn. craft beverage industry
Owners of distilleries and breweries are closely following the union push at Tattersall.
North Minneapolis shooting victim was 24-year-old man
Bullets continued to fly Thursday night, when at least three people were injured in shootings in the city.
Minnesota school district sees benefits to life after cops in schools
Arrests down in system that serves high-needs kids.
Wells Fargo donates $400M to assist struggling minority businesses
The bank will donate PPP fees to help small businesses owned by Blacks and other minorities.
Body-cam transcripts: George Floyd repeatedly begged police not to kill him
In his fatal encounter with Minneapolis police, George Floyd used the word "please" nearly five dozen times, according to newly released transcripts of police body camera footage.
Minneapolis man who fatally crashed ATV in Carlton County is identified
The ATV rolled over and pinned the man, authorities said.