Many residents eagerly embrace the new glitz, but for others it’s a rude (and expensive) transformation.
Updated: February 26, 2013, - 09:40 AM
Snow? Or freezing rain? Metro area could see two waves of stuff, resulting in a "mess" for Monday morning's rush hour.
Updated: February 10, 2013, - 07:37 AM
Hundreds of homeless and poor people flood the soaring, $135 million glass and steel library daily, drawn by the warmth, computers and open space. Last year, 1,321 people were asked to leave the library, more than twice the number ejected the year before.
Updated: February 05, 2013, - 06:26 AM
Minneapolis City Attorney Susan Segal called it the largest payout in memory for an employee lawsuit involving the Fire Department.
Updated: January 25, 2013, - 10:44 PM
Steve Frenz, above, who already owns numerous rental properties in the city, confirmed that he has bought 38 buildings from Spiros Zorbalas, who accumulated 2,131 violations over a five-year period.
Updated: January 24, 2013, - 06:58 AM
That's despite numerous public and private programs that spend millions of dollars confronting homelessness, some of which have had marked success.
Updated: January 16, 2013, - 07:33 AM
Another fire at the units had just been put out. The landlord said just four adults were listed on the lease.
Updated: January 15, 2013, - 10:39 PM
Police say Nancy Breberg -- suffering from frostbite to her feet, but expected to make a full recovery -- owes her life to cyclist who spotted her car lying on its side at the bottom of a Plymouth drainage ditch.
Updated: January 15, 2013, - 05:32 AM
Payouts to victims of police misconduct in Minneapolis dropped to $814,093 last year, well below the $4.2 million paid out in 2011, city records show.
Updated: January 07, 2013, - 02:15 PM
The Twin Cities charity hopes a last-minute flurry of checks will put it over its Christmas campaign goal of $9.8 million this week.
Updated: January 01, 2013, - 08:55 PM
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