Matt McKinney

Reporter | Minneapolis police
Phone: 612-217-1747
Matt McKinney covers the Minneapolis Police Department and other public safety news in Minneapolis.

Recent content from Matt McKinney

Uptown's Suburban World theater can be yours - for $899,000

A movie theater unlike any other in Minneapolis, the Suburban World in the heart of Uptown has been put up for sale by the bank that took control of it after the property fell into foreclosure last year, according to Realtor Jesse Olson.

Updated: February 08, 2012, - 09:45 AM

Minneapolis police overtime costs plummet

The 2011 overtime bill came in $2.5 million under budget.

Updated: February 03, 2012, - 06:54 AM

Charges aim to deal a blow to Native Mob

Federal charges against 24 suspected members of the violent gang are seen as a victory for the Indian community and beyond.

Updated: January 28, 2012, - 01:25 PM

Body on a bench finds a name, peace

It took some time, but neighbors finally filled in the blanks about a man who died on the shores of Lake Nokomis.

Updated: January 20, 2012, - 07:21 AM

The block where Terrell lived

The folks who live on the north Minneapolis block where 3-year-old Terrell Mayes Jr. was killed by a stray bullet say they hear gunfire all the time.

Updated: January 12, 2012, - 10:11 AM

Violent crime down 6% in Mpls.

But the annual report also noted a rash of stealing and recent tragic deaths of children.

Updated: January 06, 2012, - 06:37 PM

Jan. 4: Terrell's service filled with sadness, resolve

Terrell Mayes Jr., struck down by a stray bullet Dec. 26, was laid to rest in a ceremony filled with love, emotion and a call to action.

Updated: January 04, 2012, - 10:56 PM

Minneapolis gunshot injuries decline

Five-year drop attributed to anti-crime strategies such as youth programs.

Updated: January 01, 2012, - 10:52 PM

Minneapolis boy's death puts focus on daily strain of gunfire

The bullet that killed Terrell Mayes was one of hundreds fired in Minneapolis this year.

Updated: December 28, 2011, - 11:48 PM

Dec. 28: Stray bullet kills Mpls. 3-year-old

He is the city's youngest homicide victim this year, even after a summer that saw a shocking series of killings of three boys ages 11, 12 and 15.

Updated: December 28, 2011, - 09:55 AM

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