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Man charged in slaying of Minneapolis civil rights leader's grandson
The shooting occurred after a confrontation between multiple people at a party.
Local
Virus hits hard in Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside neighborhood
The high number of cases — roughly 6% of the city's total — fall in a neighborhood known for its vibrant East African community, with many in high-rise apartments.
Minneapolis
Hennepin County proposal to end leases at buildings housing services for minorities draws fire
The County Board will consider more data at a meeting Thursday, with a decision possible as early as June 2.
West Metro
New Southwest light-rail train cars arrive for service starting in 2023
Passenger service for line between Minneapolis and Eden Prairie will begin in 2023.
Minneapolis
Honoring EMS workers in Hennepin County
A flag-raising ceremony to honor fallen Hennepin EMS personnel.
Local
Minneapolis parks ready to raise number of outdoor wedding attendees
Depending on change in state guidelines, new permit could soon allow up to 30 to be there for the magic moment, but no chairs allowed.
Local
Mpls. Mayor Frey orders people to wear masks in stores, schools
Jacob Frey signed an order that will require people over the age of 2 to wear a covering over their nose and mouth while at "indoor spaces of public accommodation."
Minneapolis
U law professor falsely accused of rape wins $1.2 million defamation judgment
The amount appears to be the largest in state history for a defamation suit.
Minneapolis
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Kim Bartmann repays employees' back wages, but organizing continues
Employees delivered a list of demands to Barbette restaurant on Wednesday.
North Metro
Accused serial rapist could be linked to more crimes, authorities say
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said authorities are investigating three or four other cases.
Minneapolis
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Minneapolis back on top in ranking of best parks system; St. Paul is No. 3
The annual ranking by the Trust for Public Land restored Minneapolis' bragging rights.
Minneapolis
Frances Brown Paulu, who led Minnesota nonprofit with global focus, dies at 99
Through her work with international organizations, she traveled to 40 countries.
North Metro
Charge: Driver who killed other motorist on Hwy. 169 was on probation for recent DWI
In the previous case, she was driving drunk with her 5-year-old son in the car.
West Metro
Hopkins teenager identified as victim killed in north Minneapolis shooting
The shooter fled the scene and has not been caught.
West Metro
Accused Twin Cities serial rapist charged in three new cases; 13 total
The Ham Lake man accused of sexually assaulting and terrorizing women in Minneapolis over a span of years was charged Tuesday in three additional cases.
Local
Minnesota cities, counties are strained as $667M in aid remains in limbo
The Legislature ended its work Sunday without a decision on how to distribute $667 million in federal aid for counties, cities and towns — leaving cash-strapped communities in limbo as coronavirus costs pile up.
Minneapolis
Legislature OKs Vikings selling alcohol outside stadium on game days
Bill also would allow sales in the front lawn park and at Walker Sculpture Garden, Boom Island on occasion.
Minneapolis
Treasured comic book collection found in Drake Hotel rubble reunited with owner
Collector thought he lost it all in Christmas Day fire.
Minneapolis
Embattled landlord sells last of his Minneapolis buildings, giving control to tenants
They'll buy five buildings after a yearslong battle with a derelict landlord.
Local
In federal lawsuit, two Minnesota churches ask judge to fully reopen places of worship
They say restrictions treat religious organizations as "second-class citizens."
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