The City’s Traffic and Parking services presented the projects to a City Council committee last week.
Former Park Board and project planning members testified against the newest resolution to stop The Mall’s planned street removal.
The City of Minneapolis opted for Hennepin Avenue over the original Open Streets location.
The Met Council says a late March sewage spill near Cedar Lake poses no public health risk.
Funding for the redesign isn’t coming to Southwest until at least 2027
The popular ice rink is being considered for closure by the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board due to its high cost of operations.
An open house is scheduled for Oct. 23 to gather additional feedback
A petition with over 1,600 signatures voices disapproval of fencing that limits access to a long stretch of beach.
One settlement with officer who was involved in excessive force incident pulled back
Park & Rec Board negotiating team wants union workers to vote on its proposed contract
Minneapolis Park & Recreation management claims union contract costs will need to be covered by a tax levy, while the union argues there are other ways to cover the costs.
Workers gathered outside the home of Park & Recreation Board Superintendent Al Bangoura on Tuesday to picket for a union contract that includes fair pay.
Making Lyndale Avenue “safer for all” is Hennepin County’s main goal is it plans to reconstruct the street in 2027.
Some business owners want Lyndale Avenue to retain all of its parking, others are emphasizing the importance of bike and bus lanes. Hennepin County hasn’t released a plan yet.
The once missing bell and wheel are displayed inside Pimento Market
After neighbors voiced concerns over an approved master plan, Park & Recreation Board members offer a resolution to pause decision making.
Pearl Park's renovations includes accessiblity upgrades and a remodeled recreation center.
Speed cameras placed at high-crash intersections have a proven record of decreasing speeds and fatal crashes.
Winter break doesn't mean a break from fun and learning in Southwest Minneapolis.
When a community garden remains in place for decades on a lot, very deep roots are established. When the government wants to use some of the public land for a different kind of community use, should the garden be compelled to share the space?
