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Minneapolis
January 27, 2016
The Minneapolis skyline provides a picturesque backdrop for the historic Stone Arch Bridge and Mississippi River shoreline.

General Mills giving $3M for Mississippi River parks in Minneapolis

The biggest portion of the donation will go to Water Works Park at west end of Stone Arch Bridge.
Minneapolis
January 27, 2016
Protesters marched from the 4th precinct to downtown Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon. November 24, 2015, Minneapolis, MN, events related to the shooting

Minneapolis restarts transparency program with focus on goals

"Results Minneapolis" reports will now focus on issues such as race and economic inequality.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016
Minneapolis School Board members thanked interim Superintendent Michael Goar for his services to the students of Minneapolis Tuesday January 26, 2016

Mpls. school board proposes changes to search for new leader

The district will ditch its search firm and expects to have a new superintendent by July.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016
A 50- by 95-foot pivoting glass door is open on the new U.S. Bank Stadium, where the Vikings will begin playing next season.

First of signature glass doors opens on Vikings' new stadium

The first of five massive, pivoting glass doors at U.S. Bank Stadium is in place, partly working and visible to anyone passing by for the coming weeks.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016

Minneapolis officer fired after investigation into threats made

The officer, Rod Webber, had been on paid administrative leave since a video surfaced of him berating a youth during a traffic stop.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016

Black Lives Matter Mpls. says Facebook suspended its accounts over posts

Organizers with the group say they believe they were targeted over posts calling for a police officer to be fired.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016

Minneapolis police investigate apparent homicide in Willard-Hay

Minneapolis police were investigating an apparent homicide in the Willard-Hay neighborhood on the city's North Side Tuesday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
Stage & Arts
January 26, 2016
Katharina Fritsch's 20-foot rooster recalls weather vanes.

Sculpture Garden to grow with 16 pieces of art from Walker

The sculptures will be installed this summer as part of a renovation that will be finished by June 2017. The Walker is paying for the art, valued at $15 million, with private funds.
Minneapolis
January 26, 2016
Rob Czernik held up Scarlet Johensson, a 3-year-old Red Star chicken in his backyard flock. He runs a feed business as well as a consulting service fo

Minneapolis mulls updates to animal codes

Updates ease some rules – no more permits for hens – and clarifies use of euthanasia.
Minneapolis
January 25, 2016

Police investigate shooting of teen near Henry High

City police are working to find a suspect or suspects in a shooting Monday afternoon near Patrick Henry High School that left a teenage boy wounded, a department spokesman said.
Minneapolis
January 24, 2016
The demolition company BRC of Stillwater MN, took down a fire-damaged house in the 1000 block of north Minneapolis Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015.

Hundreds of lots sit empty in N. Mpls. amid frenzy of demand

As housing demand soars, Minneapolis' North Side has many empty lots with few takers after teardowns are never rebuilt, contrasting starkly with booming construction in the rest of the city.
Minneapolis
January 24, 2016
Interim superintendent Michael Goar's withdrawal is the latest tumultuous development in a superintendent search that has pitched the Minneapolis dist

Goar quits bid for Mpls. superintendent job

Michael Goar, interim superintendent of the Minneapolis School District, said Saturday that he has become a distraction in the contentious process.
Minneapolis
January 23, 2016

Tevlin: Minneapolis street doctor dispenses care with a dose of dignity

Minneapolis
January 23, 2016

Twin Cities janitors authorize strike if no pact reached by Feb. 14

Stalled negotiations led to Saturday's unanimous vote, the union said.
Minneapolis
January 23, 2016
The Stone Arch Bridge is nowhere near downtown St. Paul.

Oops! U.S. Figure Skating program puts wrong Twin City in spotlight

Minneapolis
January 22, 2016
Minneapolis City Attorney Susan Segal, shown in 2012 with Sen. Amy Klobuchar,

New Minneapolis diversion program swaps fines, jail time for conversation with an officer

Starting in February, a new diversion program will be offered to some people charged with violating the state law prohibiting interference with police, firefighters, emergency medical responders and tax collectors.
Local
January 22, 2016

North hit hard by demolitions while south rebuilds

The city of Minneapolis issued about 2,700 permits to demolish buildings between 2002 and 2015, and about 38 percent of those properties have had new structures built on them since then, according to a Star Tribune analysis of the city's wrecking and new construction permit data.
Minneapolis
January 22, 2016
Todd Klingel, president and CEO of the Minneapolis Chamber, will transition to a part-time role at the end of March and retire at the end of June.

Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce leader Klingel to retire

The 63-year old Klingel, who led business lobbying group for 13 years, will focus on cancer treatment.

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