In North Loop, apartment dwellers cheer on medical workers from every balcony
Every night at 7 p.m., neighbors step out on their balconies to show their appreciation.
Helping community members in north Minneapolis
Lower income Black communities are being hit extremely hard by COVID-19. The spread of the virus, coupled with inadequate access to health care, urban density, and high use of public transportation, puts our community at high risk said Nekima Levy Armstrong. Volunteers handed out masks and gloves to community members Wednesday April 8, 2020 in Minneapolis, MN.
Mpls. Schools delays vote on sweeping redistricting plan until May
Public comment for upcoming meeting can be made via voice mail.
TV & Media
Weather forecaster Mike Lynch retiring from WCCO Radio after 40 years
He brought a cheerful enthusiasm to listeners for 40 years.
Minneapolis
Defense lawyer asks Minneapolis murder charges to be thrown out after death of key witness, COVID-19 delays
After several delays, the murder trial is now set to start May 11.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis nears settlements in two police-related lawsuits
Minneapolis city officials are close to settling a pair of police-related lawsuits, one involving allegations of excessive force and another accusing police of conducting an…
Coronavirus
Under pandemic pressure, Hennepin County already has nearly drained its $10 million emergency fund
Concern was expressed that the county may have to dip into its general fund, made up of property tax dollars, to cover pandemic expenses.
Minneapolis
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Park Commissioner AK Hassan announces run for Minneapolis City Council
AK Hassan, an elected member of the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, will run in the special election to fill the City Council seat formerly…
Minneapolis
Murder mystery: 57 years later, who put cross where teen's body was abandoned?
A small wooden cross memorializing a murdered Minneapolis teenager has mysteriously appeared 57 years later at the exact spot along a Minneapolis park path where her body was abandoned in the snow.
Minneapolis
Choking hazard prompts recall of Minneapolis company's toy llamas
A Minneapolis company is recalling thousands of toy llamas after reports of screws falling off and creating a choking hazard. The recall announced by the…
Minneapolis
Minneapolis parks superintendent granted special authority during pandemic
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board on Monday granted additional authority to Superintendent Al Bangoura, giving him the power to, among other actions, close parkways…
Coronavirus
Twin Cities' African immigrant community rallies to overcome quarantine hardships
Some worry they won't qualify for small-business loans meant to keep them afloat and help them recover.
Coronavirus
Amid anti-Asian bias because of COVID-19, Minnesota launches discrimination helpline
'Viruses don't discriminate, and neither do we,' Gov. Tim Walz said.
Minneapolis
Mpls. school district pushes toward a vote on controversial redistricting plan
Critics say pushing forward with the plan during a public health crisis is not just insensitive, it perpetuates the belief that the district has not listened.
Coronavirus
Minneapolis' Aquatennial celebration in limbo as coronavirus threat looms
One option being weighed is to hold it later in the summer.
Coronavirus
Minnesota GOP chair: Dems using COVID-19 for 'communist control'
It was just a preview of the party's broader messaging against Democrats on COVID-19 in what is still a pivotal election year.
Coronavirus
Latest cancellation due to virus pandemic: Summer in Mpls.
To maintain social distancing, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board this week announced the cancellation of most recreational activities through Aug. 31. The decision will be a major disruption to families across Minneapolis, put the jobs of hundreds of seasonal employees in limbo and result in millions of dollars in lost revenue for the Park Board.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis police arrest man wanted in last month's birthday party slaying
Suspect also wounded 2 others, authorities say.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis sets August special election to replace Warsame
Voters will select a replacement for former Minneapolis City Council Member Abdi Warsame on Aug. 11. The special election to select a council member to…
Coronavirus
Minnesota church that had evaded virus rules now cancels services
University Lutheran Chapel in Minneapolis had continued services despite virus threats, until Wednesday.
Coronavirus
$5M relief plan in Mpls. would aid renters, homeless, small businesses
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey unveiled a plan to give assistance for folks struggling with the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
Minneapolis
The old painting and the U and the owner of the Thunderbird Hotel
A painting in Burton Hall of the British battleship HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar was donated by the late Rodney Wallace. But where did he get it?
Coronavirus
Mpls. closes beaches, pools and programs for the entire summer
The closures extend to park restrooms, drinking fountains and aquatic facilities.
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- Park Commissioner AK Hassan announces run for Minneapolis City Council
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