SAFETY WORK COMING TO STREETS Transportation planners with Minneapolis Public Works are co-coordinating traffic safety improvements 26th St./Dupont Ave, 26th St./Emerson Ave., 28th St./Dupont …
The Children Theatre Company’s take on the classic novel is a collaborative work on stage.
The temporary poles, part of the new B Line project, will be removed in late 2024.
A mother of two gives readers a peek behind the curtain at what it’s like to open a bar in Southwest Minneapolis.
The Whittier Alliance developed the branding in the 90s, but Nicollet Avenue has been home to diverse cuisine long before it was called Eat Street.
Seniors knit scarves for students at Ella Baker Elementary School.
The Lynnhurst bookstore, which opened in 1975, has been in Andy Hersey’s family for over 30 years.
Kingfield Empty Bowls Feb. 11 The 13th Annual Kingfield Empty Bowls event will take place on “Soup-er Bowl” Sunday, Feb. 11, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Judson Memorial Baptist Church. …
A new Neighborhood Revitalization Program Policy Board with more organization representation may impact funding decisions in the future.
With a bonafide pizza bonanza in the neighborhood, it’s worth asking if the Wedge should be rebranded as “The Slice.”
Mortenson Properties and Greater Minnesota Housing Fund could support affordable housing component, which is a "big need" in the Lyndale neighborhood.
Sutherland said there’s a chance that his food will return to Uptown Ties in the spring
Owner Michael Misewicz fixes lamps, and sells lampshades, new and handcrafted lamps at Fulton storefront.
After replacing El Travieso Taqueria in November, this is Taqueria el Patrón’s second Minneapolis location.
Robert Skafte’s tragic death spurs community-led petition for increased mental health interventions
Yuoh’s extraordinary backstory in Liberia is inspiring his retirement project
Incarnation Catholic Church’s Harvest From the Heart serves thousands of people each month.
After decades of nostalgia, the refurbished restaurant will open in August with new owners.
Irina Boiarskaia sews and alters anything and everything at her shop, Irina’s Stitch in Time
The nonprofit uses donated food to provide hot meals, pastries and coffee to anybody regardless of ability to pay.
