Minneapolis
Sherman, Mortenson and newcomer Saturday Properties bid for Guthrie Liner Parcel
Three Twin Cities developers are vying for the chance to build on the Guthrie Liner Parcel, a thin strip of land facing Washington Avenue in the bustling east downtown neighborhood. M.A. Mortenson Co., Sherman Associates and Saturday Properties LLC -- a new company established by Brent Rogers, formerly of Greco Development -- all responded to the City of Minneapolis' request for proposals, which were due Wednesday.
Minneapolis
In Marshall, Minn., Main Street is rising up against a flurry of disability lawsuits
Nonprofit has sued businesses from Marshall to St. Paul
Minneapolis
Super Bowl security talks are quietly underway
The Minneapolis Police Department has been quietly meeting for months with other local and federal law enforcement agencies to discuss security preparations for the 2018 Super Bowl.
West Metro
Minneapolis continues growth spurt, census data show
Minneapolis is now the 46th-largest city in the country, moving up two positions over the past year, new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau for 2014 show.
West Metro
$500 million in cuts proposed for Southwest light-rail line
Several stations could be in jeopardy through effort to pare project's $2 billion price tag.
Minneapolis
Mpls. police officer indicted on nine criminal counts, including perjury
Michael Griffin, the target of lawsuits, now faces nine criminal counts over bar fights.
Minneapolis
Man fleeing Minneapolis police takes to rooftop, is coaxed down
Officers coaxed the man down after hours of talks.
Minneapolis
Skeletal remains ID'd as Mpls. woman who disappeared 30 years ago
A DNA match has made it possible for authorities to identify the remains of a long missing Minneapolis woman.
Minneapolis
Lurking, spitting repeals get support of Mpls. council committee
The ordinances had been criticized as being used to unfairly target minorities.
Minneapolis
Third company looks to join Minneapolis cable market
US Internet announced Wednesday that it will seek a cable franchise from the city, days after the council granted one to CenturyLink.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, St. Paul tie for title of best city parks in the country
It's Minneapolis' third time at the top, and St. Paul hit No. 1 in its first year of eligibility. At a news conference today, leaders of both cities will meet near their border.
Minneapolis
With Nicollet Mall plans and funding finalized, work starts next month
Special tax assessments were sticker shock for some, but no major challenges were raised.
Minneapolis
Twin Cities mayors launch plan for minority boys and young men
Effort is to help boost success for minority boys and young men.
Minneapolis
State Patrol pins badges on 50 new troopers
Family ties run deep as one cadet follows mother, father and grandfather into service.
Minneapolis
Whittier Alliance and Minneapolis attorneys want discrimination case dismissed
A federal hearing to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit against a Minneapolis neighborhood organization was held Tuesday.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis gives initial OK to Sunday growler sales
Council committee also approves off-sale licenses for distilleries.
Minneapolis
Report: Black students more likely to attend low-income schools
Black students living in Hennepin County are 12 times more likely to attend a high-poverty school compared to white students, according to a new study.
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