Minneapolis
Man pleads guilty to Minneapolis murder of dancer who was robbed while out cold
One of the three attackers took the victim's cellphone while the man was down on the street bleeding.
Minneapolis
N. Minneapolis shooting leaves man, 42, dead and another man wounded
The man who was wounded suffered serious injuries, police said. Violence was not random, according to authorities.
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Mobile food store heading to Minneapolis
Twin Cities Mobile Market brings fresh, healthful foods to needy neighborhoods.
Minneapolis
South Minneapolis residents sounding off on airport noise
More complaints were filed in June with the Metropolitan Airports Commission than in any month over the past three and a half years.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis parks spurn Graco offer
The action opens plans for part of a riverside park to other developers.
Minneapolis
Police refuse to identify officer in light-rail arrest
Metro Transit cites privacy rights in wake of takedown.
Minneapolis
Hourly workers, advocates march on Minneapolis City Hall to demand better scheduling, pay
During a march on City Hall, advocates decry erratic schedules, lack of sick time.
Minneapolis
Hennepin County outlines process for Lake Calhoun name change
Attorneys at Hennepin County believe it is legally possible to change the name of Lake Calhoun, provided a specific county-led process is followed.
West Metro
Grant boosts effort to beautify W. Broadway in north Minneapolis
Money will be used to beautify the prime commercial hub in north Minneapolis.
Minneapolis
Mpls. bike shop takes lead on ditching Calhoun name
Businesses and organizations are wrestling with the naming question as Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board officials are trying to determine whether they have the authority to change it.
West Metro
More than 100 top Minneapolis officials are getting big raises
Under their new pay, 10 Minneapolis officials — including the city coordinator, engineer and convention center chief — will make more than any state commissioner.
West Metro
Minneapolis City Council gets tough on flavored tobacco products
Sales will be banned at convenience stores.
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Minneapolis
Mayor Hodges heading to Vatican for meeting with pope
The conference with other mayors will address climate change and human trafficking.
Minneapolis
Glendale redevelopment 'paused but not ended' in Minneapolis
Housing Authority delays plan to allow more time for residents' feedback.
Minneapolis
Activist Al Flowers sues Minneapolis police for alleged force used in arrest
Suit asserts that officers violated the activist's rights in 2014 incident.
Politics
Zebra mussels found in Forest Lake
Invasive mussel is well established so lake cannot be treated
Politics
Wildlife group wants moose on endangered species list
A national wildlife protection group wants to place moose alongside the polar bear as a tragic symbol of climate change by petitioning the federal government to protect it under the Endangered Species Act.
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