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Q&A: Mayor Frey's priorities at the helm of a city on edge
Minneapolis' Jacob Frey was re-elected to his second term in November with more power than any of his predecessors to tackle a slew of overlapping problems.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman defends work of his office
He also discusses 4 major initiatives he wants to implement in his last year.
Why did Minneapolis' famous flour boom go bust?
The Mill City dominated the flour market for half a century. But it came to an end in 1930.
Minneapolis police chief serves his last day
Medaria Arradondo announced he was stepping down last month
Brooks: North Minneapolis community finds a way to get COVID tests, residents living again
When there weren't enough COVID tests to go around in north Minneapolis, a community rallied.
Minneapolis, St. Paul will require proof of vaccination for indoor dining. Here's what to know
The Twin Cities will start requiring people to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to enter bars, restaurants and other places that serve food and drinks.
Shooter pleads guilty in Minneapolis woman's death
A Brooklyn Park man pleaded guilty Friday to fatally shooting a woman in Minneapolis last year.Devon Manley, 29, pleaded guilty in Hennepin County District Court…
Minneapolis man arrested in father's killing
The man's death is the second homicide of 2022 in Minneapolis.
Mpls. and St. Paul won't require vaccines for restaurant workers
Following public criticism, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey also removed a provision that required some young children to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test.
Hennepin County sheriff's major wins national award for Black law enforcement officials
Dawanna Witt, who supervises the courts and jail, is one of eight recipients of national law enforcement award.
Art Shanty Projects returns to Lake Harriet this weekend with a COVID-proof plan
Opening Saturday, the annual outdoor winter art event is geared toward fresh-air experiences.
Hundreds gather to honor American Indian leader Clyde Bellecourt
As American Indian leader Clyde Bellecourt was dying, Lydia Caros sent him a card expressing how lucky he was to look back on a life…
Mel Reeves remembered as 'Black prince of justice' at funeral
The longtime civil rights activist died last week of complications from COVID-19.
Ignored by Minnesota colleges, city hoops coaches work to get players noticed
Basketball Across Minnesota: Minneapolis North's Larry McKenzie leads a group of frustrated coaches seeking more recruiting respect for their players. "I'm puzzled about it because we have talent," he said.
COVID cancels Minneapolis performances of Broadway musical, postpones Walker show
Standbys are being flown in so "Come From Away" can resume its scheduled run on Saturday night.
Trattoria Mucci on Lake Street in Minneapolis closing Jan. 29
But it's business as usual at the St. Paul location.
Minnesota schools scramble on how long they can resist distance learning
Widespread staff absences have pushed several districts into remote learning.
Minneapolis clears homeless encampment at 26th and Bloomington
No elected officials showed up to defend residents, as they had earlier this week in the Near North neighborhood.
Minneapolis council debate on rent control starts to take shape
There's sharp division among council members as they begin to draft a policy.
A breakdown of 2021 carjackings in Minneapolis by neighborhood
Carjackings swept across Minneapolis last year, mostly concentrated in areas around Midtown and Uptown.