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June 23, 2015
Lake Calhoun was named after John C. Calhoun, who as secretary of war ordered the establishment of Fort Snelling but was also a passionate pro-slavery

Lake Calhoun name change gets another look in Minneapolis

The perennial question of renaming Lake Calhoun has been revived with a new directive to Park Board staff to look into the issue again as an online petition against the name topped 1,700 signatures.
Minneapolis
June 22, 2015
The “Ballroom Luminoso” is a project in San Antonio, Texas, by Blessing Hancock, who will be designing a two-block “light walk” on Nicollet Ma

Four artists chosen to create new work on Minneapolis' Nicollet Mall

The art will include a large-scale signature piece and suspended lanterns for a "light walk."
Minneapolis
June 22, 2015

Minneapolis park board approves Graco easement for trail access

Vote does not settle the dispute with Graco.
West Metro
June 22, 2015

Fight intensifies over Mpls. plan to limit sale of flavored tobacco

Minneapolis to vote on being first city in state to ban such products in many locations.
Minneapolis
June 22, 2015
Plaque will mark bloody battle of 1934 truckers' strike in Minneapolis

Plaque will mark bloody battle of 1934 truckers' strike in Minneapolis

Eighty-one years after striking truckers and police clashed on the streets of the Warehouse District, wounding 67 strikers and leaving two of them dead, a plaque will formally mark the location of that watershed moment in Minneapolis' labor history.
West Metro
June 22, 2015

17-year-old Minneapolis boy charged in toddler's death had troubled childhood of his own

Cody Feran-Baum was for years a focus for Hennepin County child protection.
Minneapolis
June 21, 2015
Zytavius, left of center, and Ja'Kiya, showed off their dance moves as Malachi, far left and Breeze looked on during a coach pitch Monarchs practice a

North Minneapolis turns to past to preserve youth baseball's future

Farview Park in north Minneapolis is barely 2 miles from the Twins' $555 million Target Field, but the distance in many ways seems much farther.
West Metro
June 21, 2015
Cassie Garner of Gamut Gallery and James Patrick of Slam Academy share a store front. ]Richard tsong-taatarii/rtsong-taatarii@startribune.com

Time is up for rare slice of old downtown Minneapolis

Building project will demolish century-old hub of eclectic Minneapolis businesses.
Minneapolis
June 20, 2015
Patrons of Salama Coffee took advantage of the cafe's extended hours Thursday night on the first day of Ramadan. The start of the month-long Muslim ho

Minneapolis businesses get city's help, stay open later during Ramadan

The temporary extended hours allow holy month adherents to be served during Ramadan.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015

Graco easement proposal heads to Minneapolis Park Board

Land for riverfront trail not tied to firm's plans for adjacent Scherer site.
West Metro
June 19, 2015

Man sues city of Bloomington over Black Lives Matter records

Minneapolis man's lawsuit alleges Bloomington is withholding public data.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015

With help from the city, Minneapolis businesses to stay open later for Ramadan

The temporary extended hours allow holy month adherents to be served during Ramadan.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015

Minneapolis City Council seeks input as it considers new homeless-shelter location laws

Current zoning restrictions say only religious groups can offer shelter, unless it's downtown.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015
Mpls. council gives soccer-stadium proposal its 1st formal boost

Mpls. council gives soccer-stadium proposal its 1st formal boost

A proposal to build a soccer stadium near downtown Minneapolis may get its first formal boost at the Minneapolis City Council Friday morning.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015
He tracks down stolen bikes in Minneapolis using memory, intuition

He tracks down stolen bikes in Minneapolis using memory, intuition

Latest recovery of a stolen bike by Stevens Square man wins praise
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015
Mpls. green lights Phillips water facility talks

Mpls. green lights Phillips water facility talks

A controversial plan to consolidate the city's public works operations in an expanded facility near the Midtown Greenway is moving forward.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2015
Minneapolis police make arrest in shooting of mother, child

Minneapolis police make arrest in shooting of mother, child

On Friday afternoon, Minneapolis police announced they have made an arrest in shooting that injured a mother and her child the day before.
Minneapolis
June 18, 2015
Woman, child wounded by gunfire while walking in south Minneapolis

Woman, child wounded by gunfire while walking in south Minneapolis

The victims were innocent bystanders who got caught in crossfire, police say. No one has been arrested.
Minneapolis
June 18, 2015
Jerry Sedgewick talked to people gathered outside the Dorothy Day Center in St. Paul.] JIM GEHRZ ï james.gehrz@startribune.com / St. Paul, MN / J

Twin Cities newspaper gives homeless a voice, a job and an income

A newspaper launched by a St. Paul man gives homeless people a voice, and needed income.

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