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Key ramp to Interstate 35W from downtown Minneapolis set to open this afternoon
The ramp at 10th Street and 4th Avenue was not supposed to open until 2021.
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Minneapolis tax board approves 6.95 percent levy increase against Park Board's wishes
Total skips parks request for $1.5 million more for youth programming.
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Investigation underway after body found on northeast Minneapolis street
Police are trying to determine how the woman died
Minneapolis
Man found shot dead outside his north Minneapolis home identified; no arrests
Police declined to reveal more about what led to the shooting but did say "this was not a random incident."
Minneapolis
Minneapolis' 2040 plan wins Met Council approval
The City Council is expected to give it final approval on Oct. 11, and staffers said it would likely be in effect by mid-November.
West Metro
Hennepin County Board approves 4.75% maximum property tax levy increase
Commissioners also agree to raise salaries for sheriff and county attorney.
Minneapolis
After lawsuit, Met Council starts over on bids for bus garage
In suit, losing bidder says agency botched process for choosing firm for multimillion-dollar Metro Transit project.
Minneapolis
North Minneapolis metal shredder closes over altered pollution readings
Northern Metals admits altering pollution readings, closes facility.
Minneapolis
Guns Down Love Up Unity Festival calls for healing, an end to gun violence
Festival in Minneapolis was about unity, healing, and ending gun violence.
Minneapolis
Mpls. gang factions split and evolve, fueled by social media and old beefs
The violence tied to factions spread to the Minnesota State Fair over Labor Day weekend, resulting in gunfire that wounded three men.
Minneapolis
Seward neighborhood vandalism suspect is released, but could still be charged
Suspects can't be held more than 36 hours without formal charges, police said.
Minneapolis
'I will contribute something to America': State's refugees fear their path is closing to others
As Trump restricts entry, those already settled think something is being lost.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis studies Washington, D.C., as it seeks rights for tenants to buy their buildings
City Council considering a similar law to protect renters from eviction.
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Hennepin County juvenile judge hears arguments in Susan Spiller murder case
No timetable has been announced for a decision in the matter.
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