The three elected officials ran through a list of bills that have passed through the House and Senate and answered constituent questions
After 41 years in operation, the Greek restaurant leaves a corner of Lyn-Lake empty.
Frank Brown owns the biggest Black-owned print shop in Minnesota and wants to continue hiring more Black and Brown employees at his new location in North Minneapolis.
Josh talks multi-generational living, "missing middle" housing, and the rise of Fulton
Without brick and mortar stories bringing in foot traffic, small businesses await a new apartment development that will shift the building once again.
Chance York learns how to sail with Joe Leadley of the Minneapolis Sailing Center
Kingfield will be gaining a market and cafe at 4237 Nicollet Ave.
The Black and Funny Improv festival brings together Black improvisers from across North America to joyously interrupt expectations of what improv should look like.
Metro Transit is closing the waiting area on March 16 until contracted security guards can be in place. Today, the Met Council is considering a security contract with Allied Universal, a security firm with a history of killing transit riders in other states.
Nearby property owner and residents are dealing with a lack of help with a well-known slumlord’s property.
A special focus on honey and pollinators welcomes us to the beginning of spring
The property manager at Loring Corners is holding out hope that the City makes the right decision.
An open house on Saturday will showcase the fully electric-powered apartment building
The Park Board plan needs to take care of nature and fix what we’ve got before elaborate investments in new things.
Community input and traffic data will inform whether pilot program sticks around for good.
The city is poised to take a big step this spring when it enshrines zoning regulations that will guide the city’s growth for decades to come. Ward 7 City Council Member Lisa Goodman, who chairs …
SWHS 80s ALL-CLASS REUNION June 17To celebrate the 40th anniversary of graduating from Minneapolis Southwest High School, the Class of 1983 is hosting an 80s All-Class Reunion on Saturday, June 17, 7 …
The quarterly Metro Transit service change March 18, 2023 is going to be a sleeper. Even though we were promised that a hiring blitz would alleviate the driver shortage and enable a return to the …
We all love farmers markets, but have you ever stopped to think about the behind the scenes effort it takes to run a market?
The owners, who closed their downtown Minneapolis bar in late 2022, will have a similar rooftop bar when it warms up
