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Small-business incubator another upgrade for W. Broadway in north Minneapolis
Aisha Wadud and Crystal Larson plan to move their Nura Holistic Massage & Bodywork this spring from the south side to the just-opened Northside Economic Opportunity Network business incubator.
TV & Media
TV show battles to keep footage out of Mpls. homicide case
Filming by "The First 48" as police investigated two slayings in a Minneapolis park set off a First Amendment fight in court Friday, with prosecutors and defense attorneys on the same side.
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Nicollet Mall redo won't include any brick-like pavers
The design change expected Feb. 10 and shift in bus shelter costs come after sole bid was over budget.
Minneapolis
Feds reschedule town hall forum on Teamsters pension cuts
Proposal would cut benefits of about 15,000 in Minnesota.
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MPHA board to take Glendale redevelopment options to residents
Developer's estimates find that complete replacement of housing units would cost twice the rehabilitation cost but last twice as long
Minneapolis
Four things to know before you get your new Minneapolis organics bin
Minneapolis is expanding curbside organics pickup this spring for households that sign up by Feb. 1.
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Wells Fargo can keep signs up near Vikings stadium for now
The Vikings had argued the signs photo-bomb the adjacent U.S. Bank Stadium, violating a contract. But the team received some hope for success later.
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New chief of psychiatry at HCMC faces daunting challenges
Dr. Eduardo Colon resolves to attack chronic overcrowding, fight stigma.
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Minneapolis police officer fired for unspecified misconduct
Blayne Lehner is an 18-year veteran of the department. It was the second such dismissal in a week.
Minneapolis
Rain, warm weekend won't stop Winter Carnival, pond hockey
The Winter Carnival and pond hockey will go on though, perhaps with slush and rain.
Minneapolis
Flint crisis reveals vulnerability of all old water pipes
Minnesota rules, chemistry and testing protect residents of older homes.
Minneapolis
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.
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Minneapolis restarts transparency program with focus on goals
"Results Minneapolis" reports will now focus on issues such as race and economic inequality.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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