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August 12, 2019

Shots fired into Minneapolis home strike girl, 5, in foot

A total of seven shots were fired, according to emergency dispatch audio, with one of them going through a lower-level window and hitting the girl.
Minneapolis
August 11, 2019
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority oversees more than 6,000 units across the city, including the Elliot Twins apartments, just south of downtown

Mpls. housing authority filed 1,500 evictions in five years

Hennepin County's biggest landlord is rethinking its approach to evictions amid a larger conversation over the fairness of the process and the damage an eviction filing has for renters.
Minneapolis
August 11, 2019
Robin Auer's bicycle was stolen in July, and through what he called 'vigilante justice,' he was able to get it back from the thief who stole it. ] Sha

Bicycle thefts in Minneapolis reach a five-year high

The rash of thefts frustrates cyclists and police, who don't always have time to track down stolen bikes amid other more serious calls.
Minneapolis
August 10, 2019
Nawal Noor worked with her project superintendent Scott Eiden on the remodel of Hosmer Library in South Minneapolis. ] GLEN STUBBE • glen.stubb

Historic Hosmer Library in Minneapolis reopens after yearlong renovation

The changes include larger children's and teen areas relocated to the front as well as preservation work on a large skylight and wood windows.
West Metro
August 10, 2019
Bicyclists rode through the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden on Thursday, August 8, 2019. With Southwest Light Rail Construction, bikers that typically co

Light-rail construction forces Twin Cities bikers off the beaten paths

Southwest line construction has forced bikes off trails and onto busy city streets.
Minneapolis
August 9, 2019
National Park Service superintendent John Anfinson looked out over the lock and dam. The National Park Service is drawing up ambitious plans to provid

Study could expand public access to roaring Minneapolis riverfront

The Army Corps of Engineers is holding two public meetings about what to do with the Upper St. Anthony Falls lock and dam site.
West Metro
August 9, 2019
The new Hennepin County library in Brooklyn Park.

Hennepin County considering elimination of overdue library fees

Minneapolis
August 9, 2019
Members of the Knights of Columbus honor guards were among about 3,000 Knights of Columbus who attended the annual convention at the Minneapolis Conve

Knights of Columbus work to refresh image, attract younger members

Catholic men's organization, which met in Minneapolis this week, drops fancy attire, adds new projects such as assisting refugees at the border.
West Metro
August 9, 2019
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2 suspects in Maple Grove fatal shooting released without charges

Their attorney said the two are not connected to the crime, and made an agreement to meet detectives for questioning before they were arrested.
Minneapolis
August 9, 2019
Fans took in the scene at US Bank Stadium Friday. ] Aaron Lavinsky ¥ aaron.lavinsky@startribune.com Fans got their first look at the 2019 NCAA Me

U.S. Bank Stadium becomes first pro sports venue to achieve top sustainability status

Three-year-old stadium already won LEED gold for design.
Minneapolis
August 8, 2019
(Left) Humberto Miceli and his friend and translator, Israel Aranda, testified before the Minneapolis city council about Miceli's experiences with wag

Mpls. Council unanimously OKs ordinance to curb wage theft

The city's new ordinance complements a state law considered one of the strictest in nation.
Minneapolis
August 8, 2019
The state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension investigated the scene after Minneapolis police shot and killed a man early Friday morning on the 2400 block

Minneapolis police officer who shot and killed man identified; man had shot his girlfriend

Investigators say Mario Benjamin, 32, shot his girlfriend in front of the couple's children before police arrived.
North Metro
August 8, 2019
Minneapolis
August 8, 2019
Minneapolis
August 8, 2019
Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender, surrounded by renters and tenant advocates, speaks Thursday about a proposed ordinance limiting screen

Minneapolis leaders push for limits on tenant screening

Landlords' association has criticized restrictions on background checks, other curbs on screening.
Minneapolis
August 8, 2019
Jamar Clark's father, James Clark, addressed the media Monday evening at a press conference calling on the city to award $20 million to the family --

Mpls., family of Jamar Clark reach tentative $200,000 settlement

Lawyer says the family realized change isn't possible through the courts. The City Council will be asked to sign off on the amount.
Minneapolis
August 7, 2019
Police: Man breaks into apartment overnight near U, sexually assaults woman

Police: Man breaks into apartment overnight near U, sexually assaults woman

Authorities are looking for a suspect. Woman said she didn't know the attacker.
Minneapolis
August 7, 2019
MMR virus vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella) at Logan Square Health Center in Chicago, Ill. on Thursday, May 9, 2019.

Minneapolis offering free vaccines for kids ahead of school

All metro children are urged to get measles shot before classes resume.
Minneapolis
August 7, 2019
Blessing Caldwell, a first grader from North Minneapolis, gets a boost as she places the star atop the community Christmas tree outside the Fourth Pol

2 officers in north Mpls. Christmas tree controversy fired

The officers were put on administrative leave shortly after a photo of the tree surfaced on social media. The police union is appealing the firings.
North Metro
August 7, 2019
An intense manhunt is underway in a neighborhood on the Columbia Heights-Fridley border where officers from multiple agencies are going yard to yard i

Suspect who led police on high-speed chase was wanted in Minneapolis party slaying

Fleeing charges were filed against the suspect, who has since been released from custody.

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