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August 16, 2019
Walkers participating in the Susan G Komen 3-Day approach pit stop 3 near Brackett Recreation Center Friday, Aug. 16, 2019, in Minneapolis, MN. Here,

Komen 3-Day trek is the last scheduled for the Twin Cities

The foundation is cutting back on the number of fundraising walks, from seven cities to four, and the Twin Cities didn't make the cut, an organizer confirmed.
Minneapolis
August 16, 2019
Lake Nokomis Beach was closed due to high bacteria levels Tuesday August 13, 2019 in Minneapolis, MN.] Jerry Holt • Jerry.holt@startribune.com

Lake Nokomis bacteria outbreak grows to 49; beaches closed for season

The south Minneapolis lake's two beaches will be closed for the rest of the season out of an "abundance of caution," Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board officials said.
Minneapolis
August 16, 2019

High-flying felines take over Heart of the Beast Theater

The Amazing Acro-Cats, featuring Tuna and the Rock Cats, performed Thursday night at In the Heart of the Beast Theater in Minneapolis. The one-of-a-kind show, featuring acrobatics and a musical performance by cats, will have a limited run through Sunday, August 18. Chief Executive Human Samantha Martin, who runs the show, travels the country with about twenty cat performers hoping to promote rescue, foster and adoption with her cat variety show.
Minneapolis
August 16, 2019
Traffic moved along Hennepin Avenue near West 24th Street Tuesday during the evening commute. ] Aaron Lavinsky ¥ aaron.lavinsky@startribune.com C

Metro Transit officers under investigation after man critically burns himself in police car

The man was critically injured in the May incident that occurred in downtown Minneapolis.
Minneapolis
August 16, 2019

Friends, family identify teenager fatally shot in north Minneapolis

It was the third homicide in the city in a week and the 22nd so far this year.
Minneapolis
August 16, 2019
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey proposed adding 14 new police officers during his annual budget address Thursday, far fewer than what the city's police c

Minneapolis mayor requests 14 more cops in next budget

Mayor Jacob Frey is also asking for a nearly 7 percent increase in the property tax levy.
Minneapolis
August 15, 2019
Minneapolis Police officer Keia Pettis stood inside the Third Precinct building for a portrait. ] Shari L. Gross ¥ shari.gross@startribune.com Of

Minneapolis all-female police leadership academy aims to increase diversity

The academy from Oct. 14-18 is a first for the department.
Minneapolis
August 15, 2019
An ambulance raced Nate Kosberg the few miles from Dinkytown to HCMC in downtown Minneapolis. Credit: Provided by Kaitlin Young

Martial arts fighter suffers serious brain injury during bout in Minneapolis

The onetime Minneapolis schoolteacher by day was rushed to HCMC and underwent emergency surgery to remove clot.
Minneapolis
August 15, 2019

With 'Week of Resilience,' Minneapolis events to mark 400 years since start of slave trade

The series, put on by Minneapolis' Division of Race and Equity, will draw on community conversations, art and storytelling.
Minneapolis
August 15, 2019

Arrest made in shooting of Minneapolis girl, 5, hit in the foot by wayward bullet

The 27-year-old suspect was arrested on Tuesday, online jail records show.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
Wendy Butter made her way toward the Lake Nokomis beach on a paddle board hoping not to fall in on Wednesday in Minneapolis.

E. coli leads to record number of beach closures in Minneapolis

An overwhelming amount of rain — and one potentially sick swimmer — has led to a summer ruined by the bacteria.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
Heidi Fellner of Minneapolis, right, waved to passing cars as she stood with fellow protesters outside the theater last month organized by survivors o

Children's Theatre settles six sexual abuse lawsuits

Nine other cases remain unresolved against the theater. Another pending lawsuit names former CTC teacher Jason McLean but not the theater.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority put out a news release last week that the stadium had received a platinum LEED rating for environmental oper

Bird advocates question green award won by U.S. Bank Stadium

The stadium received a platinum LEED rating for environmental operations, but that recognition doesn't evaluate the building's wildlife conservation issues.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
Mia Gonzalez, 2, enjoyed the swings on the beach with her family from Texas, including her aunt Alya Gonzalez as they stayed clear of the water in Lak

Lake Nokomis beaches closed after E. coli sickens 3 kids

The Minneapolis lake's two popular beaches will remain shut down until further notice while the state Department of Health investigates. Health officials ask anyone who fell ill to contact them.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019

One arrested after three stabbed in south Minneapolis

The arrest following the incident, which occurred about 2 a.m. Wednesday at a home in the 3500 block of Nicollet Avenue.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019

Authorities: Man found dead on Minneapolis bike path was stabbed, not random target

No arrests have been announced by police in connection with the man's death Monday.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
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Former 'rising star' employee receives probation for stealing from U via reselling computers

Michael McDaniel has to repay the university $134,544 for buying and reselling computers to support his gambling.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019
Meg Forney

Minneapolis park commissioner's bid to preserve W. Calhoun neighborhood reignites density debate

Supporters say the designation will protect neighborhood character.
Minneapolis
August 14, 2019

Suspect linked to violent Mpls. home invasions charged in one case

Authorities believe up to 23 home burglaries targeting Latino families with children could be linked.

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