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West Metro
May 18, 2020

Mpls. Park officials warn of harmful algae in Cedar Lake

Toxic blue-green bloom can sicken humans and animals alike.
Duluth
May 18, 2020

Group rescued from Cloquet River after canoe capsizes

They were part of a larger group with three kayaks.
Minneapolis
May 17, 2020

Dick Yates, football player and longtime Minneapolis Park Board employee, dies at 88

In his three years on the varsity, he didn't appear in a game for the Gophers until the final seconds of the final game of his senior season.
Minneapolis
May 17, 2020

Man dead after shooting Saturday night in Minneapolis' Hawthorne neighborhood

What led up to the shooting was not clear; no arrests have been announced.
Minneapolis
May 16, 2020

Man seriously injured by flash bang grenade sues Minneapolis police in federal court, seeking $6 million

At least one of the officers was reassigned following the March 2 incident.
Minneapolis
May 16, 2020
Barton Open School has seen a surge in diversity over the past few years. Here, a student and teacher pass by posters celebrating inclusion and divers

With debate now over, how will Minneapolis reshape its school district?

The Comprehensive District Design, approved last week, will give the district its first face-lift in more than a decade.
Minneapolis
May 16, 2020
Matt Belanger

Minneapolis man charged in assault on KSTP anchor Matt Belanger

Vennie Williams, 39, allegedly threw an object at Belanger, causing severe injuries to his eye.
Minneapolis
May 16, 2020

2 Minneapolis shootings wound at least 5

Two people were shot at a gas station, and four three at a house party.
Minneapolis
May 15, 2020

Minneapolis man charged with cyberstalking, making threats

Jeffrey C. Purdy is accused of using various kinds of interstate commerce to threaten to injure and kidnap a former Minnesota State, Mankato classmate.
Local
May 15, 2020
Lyndale Avenue was full bikes and people during Open Streets in June 2018.

Open Streets Minneapolis events canceled in June and July

Organizers are considering rescheduling some of those events for October.
Minneapolis
May 15, 2020
Mpls. police say someone using torch set fire at Mpls. paper company

Mpls. police say someone using torch set fire at Mpls. paper company

In seeking info on the case, Minneapolis police have released surveillance video of what turned into a big blaze just west of downtown.
Local
May 14, 2020
Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis.

Hennepin County Board debates measured rollout of county services

Limited court hearings expected to start again next week at the county's Government Center.
Minneapolis
May 14, 2020
The Minneapolis City Hall/Hennepin County Courthouse clock.

Appeals court: City inspectors must enforce code violations in Minneapolis public housing

Appeals court sides with a tenant whose calls about poor conditions went unheeded.
Minneapolis
May 14, 2020

Norway's Constitution Day

Musicians and the pastor of Mindekirken, the Norwegian Lutheran Memorial Church in S. Minneapolis will be recording the annual Festival Worship Service (bilingual) to celebrate Norway's Constitution Day for May 17, Syttende Mai. The YouTube worship will go public on Sunday, May 17
Local
May 14, 2020
A maintenance worker dusted in an otherwise deserted skyway over S. 3rd Avenue in Minneapolis on Tuesday afternoon.

When Twin Cities downtowns reopen, so will their skyways

When the stay-home order is lifted — now set for Monday — and business as usual is allowed, the skyways also are likely to go back to their usual operation. Owners say safety will be stressed in the corridors that carry hundreds of thousands.
Minneapolis
May 13, 2020
Patrolman Richard A. Kroger and Patrolman Donald M. Hallberg showed the new winter uniforms in October 1963.

Two Minneapolis cops start 'virtual museum' of department history

The site launched last month.
Minneapolis
May 13, 2020
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) workers install new placards changing East and West Lake Calhoun Parkways to East and West Bde Maka Ska P

Bde Maka Ska name stays, Minnesota Supreme Court says

The ruling that the Minnesota DNR has the authority to rename the lake caps a yearslong dispute over the popular Minneapolis lake and reverses a decision from the Court of Appeals last spring.
Minneapolis
May 13, 2020

Music at Lake of the Isles

Like so many who piece together their living in the arts, Mia Miller has more free time on her hands with her gigs as a costumer for a ballet studio and as a figure model all canceled due to the pandemic. What she's doing instead is something just for herself, playing her violin on the east shore of Lake of the Isles most evenings as the sun goes down. She was photographed Tuesday night, May 12, 2020 in Minneapolis.
Local
May 13, 2020
A small group of Minneapolis police officers joined other emergency responders at a news conference at the state Capitol on Thursday, March 27, where

Union: Mpls. cops, firefighters deserve 'significant' cut of federal COVID-19 aid

City budget talks are expected to ramp up in coming weeks.
Minneapolis
May 13, 2020
Students handed school board members a handout addressing their concerns with school resource officers.

Mpls. school board approves controversial redistricting plan

The crucial vote in a virtual meeting came after some parents urged a delay.

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