Council Member Aisha Chughtai is taking a month off to address her mental health.
When Pimento on the Lake opened for its third season this year on Memorial Day weekend, people could once again order Jamaican cuisine like black bean jerk burgers and red bean stew from the banks of Bde Maka Ska.
On Thursday, May 28, U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar visited Roosevelt High School and presented to a small group of students, staff, and parents, the congressional record that officially recognized …
For Twin Cities non-profits that support immigrant communities, this is a moment of assessment and continued resolve. Recalling the height of Operation Metro Surge, when Minneapolis-based COPAL …
Plans to demolish Cooper School and the newly rebuilt playground that the community raised funds for to construct a new building for Anishinabe Academy are moving forward despite the district’s $50 million projected deficit.
The first opportunity to see all five Hennepin County attorney candidates before the primary election on Aug. 11 (when the field will be winnowed down to just two) will be during a candidate forum on June 25 from 7-8:30 p.m. at Golden Valley City Hall.
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As we launch our summer membership drive, we want to ask for your support. Before that, we want to tell you why we think this work matters more than ever. Our team has spent some time the last …
Sidewalk repairs in Armatage are scheduled to begin July 13. Repairs will move west from Penn Ave. Like with street work, property owners are assessed for sidewalk repairs . …
Minneapolis joined a growing number of local governments this spring wrestling with pressure from companies to build more data centers and resident concerns about their potential negative impacts. …
The Berger Fountain in Loring Park is closer to being restored with $1.8 million in State funding. The fountain, with its dandelion-shaped water design, was a Minneapolis icon for decades at the …
Dennis lives a few blocks from “chicken alley,” a nickname for a now fenced-off alley behind Lake Street where people have been loitering, selling and using drugs, and camping out for years.
Plan your Porchfest Kingfield Porchfest kicks off the Southwest porchfest season on June 18 from 6-9 p.m.. Food trucks from Finer Meats and Cafe Ena will be along the route, available online. The …
The artist Georgia O’Keeffe said, “To create one’s own world takes courage.” Those words apply to Andrea Bubula, the owner of the new Lowry Hill Gallery on Franklin Avenue at Hennepin …
TWIN CITIES PRIDE FESTIVAL JUNE 26-28 The Twin Cities Pride Festival is Minnesota’s second largest festival and the largest FREE Pride festival. It takes place at Loring Park on Friday, June …
Public Safety Training & Wellness Center The City Council voted 7-6 on May 21, 2026 to not to acquire the 4.7-acre property at 146 W. 60th St. in the Windom neighborhood for the construction of …
SEVEN POINTS GROUNDBREAKING The groundbreaking for Doran’s new project at Seven Points, on the old Kitchen Window/CB2 site was held on June 11, 2026. When complete in fall 2027, the five-story …
Ashley Ackerson spends a lot of time talking about her late husband, Ed Ackerson, and it’s easy to understand why. Ed was a popular Minneapolis musician who started his career in the 1980s. He …
The City Council cast two votes related to George Floyd Square on June 11, 2026. One denies the mayor’s choice to give exclusive development rights of the Peoples’ Way to the Minnesota Agape …
The Minnesota Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild condemns today’s announcement of federal criminal charges against 15 members of "our community for alleged acts of resistance to the federal …
