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Mayor Hodges apologizes to Frey for bogus job posting
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges took to Facebook on Tuesday to apologize that someone in her campaign created a job posting for a fictitious campaign to draft opponent Jacob Frey for Congress.
Minneapolis
Stadium panel being reshaped after luxury suites controversy
A legislative effort to reshape the U.S. Bank Stadium oversight panel pushed ahead Tuesday despite a headwind of opposition from Gov. Mark Dayton.
Minneapolis
31 couples say 'I do' on Valentine's Day at Government Center
For one hour on Valentine's Day, Hennepin County offers free weddings.
Minneapolis
Hodges campaign says intern crafted fake Frey for Congress job posting
Fake job listing is latest twist in Mpls. mayoral campaign.
Minneapolis
Negotiations to move Northern Metal from Minneapolis taking longer than expected
Becker official says his city has site well-suited for recycling facility.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis establishes Transgender Equity Council
Group will advise the City Council and Park Board on issues such as disparities, employment and access.
Minneapolis
Oldest neighborhood in Mpls. looks to rebrand just like North Loop did
People passing through Marcy-Homes — or renting an apartment or opening a business — often think they're somewhere else.
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With Nicollet Mall in limbo, downtown rallies to save retail
Amid high rents and big departures, some hope to save downtown Minneapolis shopping.
Minneapolis
Minnesota renews fight over school choice options
Republicans revive proposals for private, parochial school tax credits
Minneapolis
More than 2,000 join pro-refugee, pro-immigrant march in Minneapolis
The demonstrators, which included many families and children, headed toward the University of Minnesota.
Minneapolis
Family: Mpls. man shot in Chicago by Amtrak officer is paralyzed
Authorities have so far released few details about the shooting.
South Metro
Scarsella trial exhibits show deep-rooted racism before 5 were shot
Texts show that the man convicted of shooting five Black Lives Matter protesters in Minneapolis wanted to be part of a "reserve militia" and spoke of shooting blacks.
West Metro
Bottineau LRT receives funding from Hennepin County
With financial aid from the feds and CTIB, the line should open up in 2021.
Minneapolis
Candidates ask Minneapolis DFL to change convention date
The June 24 convention conflicts with Ramadan and the Twin Cities Pride Festival.
Minneapolis
Athletes need better training on sexual misconduct, U says
Months of training sessions on code of conduct preceded alleged sexual assault.
Minneapolis
Two found guilty in 2015 Twin Cities rampage that left two people dead
Three other defendants have pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing.
Minneapolis
Mpls. police: Man jailed in murder case also is suspect in April road-rage shooting
A woman was shot four times in April while driving in a congested construction zone on Hennepin Avenue.
Minneapolis
Want to build a new house on the North Side? Minneapolis can help with that
Incentives help residents buy, build on infill lots.
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