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Minneapolis aims to retain public control of Upper Harbor Terminal concert venue
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Minneapolis, First Avenue partnership in riverfront project re-examined.
From Mpls. riots to Jan. 6, social media users share their crimes
It's a trend called "performance crime," a bewildering phenomenon often driven by a quest for online clout and not limited to any age group, education level or ideology. The oversharing by lawbreakers makes life easier for police
Strangled Minneapolis woman's death remains unsolved 84 years later
Laura Kruse's body was found after she took a streetcar home from a party at her beauty school.
Minnesota's last survivor of Holocaust children's rescue offers lesson in history
Benno Black boarded a train 82 years ago to an unknown future.
Body pulled from Mississippi River in Minneapolis
A body was recovered from the Mississippi River Saturday morning in north Minneapolis.About 8:45 a.m., a passerby spotted what appeared to be a body floating…
Minneapolis woman, 19, dies in St. Paul crash
She was a passenger in a Kia Hatchback that went off Shepard Road just before Interstate 35E about 12:30 a.m., according to the State Patrol.
Political committee raises concerns about ballot language on Minneapolis public safety proposal
Political action group calls extra note "underhanded."
Woman who was in Winston Smith's car sues local agencies, officers
Legal action against the federal U.S. marshals could follow in six months.
Beloved wind chime installation returns to Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
The "Wind Chime (after 'Dream')" installation in the Sculpture Garden is a new discovery for some, a favorite feature for others.
Shelter from heat wave available in Minneapolis, Hennepin County
The city added 200 shelter beds since 2020 and has room to spare. The help may be sorely needed Friday, when a heat advisory is in effect.
Protesters demand Minneapolis attorney drops charges after more than 600 people were arrested last November
More than 600 people were arrested on I-94, most of which carry misdemeanor charges.
Mpls. East Calhoun neighborhood to change name
Association leaders said the new name will better reflect the area's Dakota heritage.
2021 Minneapolis Aquatennial parade
The Minneapolis Aquatennial parade was held July 21 along Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis
Minneapolis police: Delivery driver shot during attempted carjacking
Police said they were looking for three suspects in connection with the attempted carjacking and shooting of a Door Dash driver late Wednesday.
Park Board kills Hiawatha Golf Course redesign plan again, renames clubhouse
The course is home turf for many Twin Cities Black golfers. It's also plagued by water problems.
New Minneapolis veterans center aims to fight 'lethal absence of hope'
If there's a message from Every Third Saturday's new headquarters near the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, it is this: There still is hope.
Brooklyn Park man admits setting St. Paul store on fire during rioting last year
Officers questioned him 2 days later, but he cut it off because he hadn't slept in 24 hours and was tired, the criminal complaint against him read.
Mpls. City Hall tension spills into open over policing, rent control, power
Council debates election questions over public safety overhaul, rent control and City Hall power structure.
28-year sentence for Minneapolis man who killed 2 after argument
The victims were a 67-year-old woman and her adult daughter.
For first time in decades, Mpls., St. Paul call for even-odd watering
Amid drought conditions, officials in both cities are asking customers to water their lawns and gardens before noon or after 6 p.m. to minimize evaporation.