Music
First Avenue ready to rock again, plans to open Friday
The legendary club's 45-year legacy resumes Friday night after three weeks of ceiling repairs.
Minneapolis
1 worker dead, 1 injured in fall from roof at Vikings stadium
The worker killed after falling Wednesday morning during construction on the roof was a Northfield man. Another worker who was hurt was in stable condition.
Minneapolis
Mpls. district officials apologize for offensive books given to teachers
Minneapolis Public Schools officials admit they failed to vet literacy training materials that exhibit racial and cultural stereotypes.
Minneapolis
Teen falls to his death from fire escape on Uptown condo
On the weekend before he was to start 11th grade at Minneapolis Southwest High School, Blake Fannin fell four stories early Sunday while climbing on a fire escape.
West Metro
New air traffic pattern tests to begin at MSP Friday
The FAA is making adjustments after suspending one traffic pattern last month, will check noise impacts.
Minneapolis
Homeless live in the shadow of Minneapolis' Midtown Greenway
Under the greenway's bridges, homeless people watch as bikers, runners pass by their world.
Politics
HUD Secretary Castro rallies Latino voters on Lake Street in Mpls.
HUD Secretary Castro rallies Latino voters on Lake Street
Minneapolis
Feed meter with your smartphone in North Loop, downtown Mpls.
Minneapolis has launched a new pay-by-phone smartphone app for 975 spots in the area. It's the first phase of a citywide rollout of the new payment system,
Minneapolis
Somalis launch murder probe into Minnesota-born teen's beating death
Ammar Abdirahman was reportedly died after a brutal attack at a Puntland boarding school.
Minneapolis
U.S. Bank provides financing for turning Plymouth Building into hotel
The bank is providing $65 million of the $110 million renovation to one of the oldest buildings in downtown Minneapolis.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis park funding meeting planned
Supporters hope voters will support a possible 2016 referendum.
Minneapolis
Target to pay $2.8M hiring discrimination settlement
Tests for upper-level jobs screened out blacks, Asians and women, EEOC says.
Minneapolis
Gun-carrying permits reach historic levels in Minnesota
With one in 20 Minnesotans having a permit, related crimes have remained in check, but fears remain.
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