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March 16, 2023

Frey on riot lessons: 'Next time something goes down, we'll be prepared'

Mayor, police chief and other Minneapolis leaders give progress report on changes after unrest following George Floyd's murder.
Minneapolis
March 16, 2023
The Park Board is seeking a boost in funding to repair Minneapolis’ 55 miles of parkways. This 2013 pothole was on E. Minnehaha Parkway along Lake N

Park Board asks city for $6M annual injection to save Minneapolis parkways

At the current rate of $750,000 a year, the full parkway system will be undrivable in 15 years, according to the Park Board.
Minneapolis
March 16, 2023

Officials ID man who died in house fire this week in north Minneapolis

Firefighters forced their way through the front door and extinguished the flames before they could spread elsewhere in the house.
Local
March 15, 2023
Work at the Green Line Bryn Mawr Station continues Wednesday, March 15, 2023 in Minneapolis, Minn. The station will be connectedÊto Penn Avenue South

Met Council wasn't transparent about Southwest light-rail costs, delays, auditor says

The Metropolitan Council went ahead with the $2.7 billion Southwest light-rail project despite knowing it did not have the funds necessary to complete the line linking Minneapolis and Eden Prairie, according to a report released Wednesday morning by the Office of the Legislative Auditor.
Local
March 15, 2023
The Metro Transit station in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis will shut down until safety measures can be put into place.

Metro Transit closing Uptown Station in Minneapolis until spring to address safety issues

Rampant property damage, vandalism, drug use and other activities led the transit agency to take action.
Stage & Arts
March 15, 2023
Minneapolis Institute of Art union members held an informational picket on Feb. 16 as part of contract negotiations.

Mia union workers and management agree to a new 2½-year contract

The negotiations had been ongoing since November.
Minneapolis
March 14, 2023

Man dies in north Minneapolis house fire

Firefighters had to force entry through the front door.
Politics
March 14, 2023
Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic, DFL-Minneapolis, said she plans to return to the Capitol soon.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic says she has cancer, is resting at home

The Minneapolis DFLer didn't indicate whether she will need additional treatment or when she will return to the Capitol.
North Metro
March 14, 2023

Two face federal charges in hourslong carjacking ordeal across Twin Cities

Law enforcement tracked down suspects using "Find My iPhone" feature
Local
March 14, 2023
Some say Northstar Commuter Rail service should be shut down. Others say it should be extended to St. Cloud. A new study offers different scenarios to

Met Council study finds no easy answers to Northstar ridership woes

Ridership is up slightly this year following the plunge that came with COVID, but service remains heavily subsidized.
Minneapolis
March 14, 2023

Minneapolis Black expo fallout? Top race and equity official is out

The Minneapolis city auditor will investigate the expo after false statements by Tyeastia Green.
Minneapolis
March 14, 2023
A vehicle navigates a battered up, pothole laden stretch of 10th Ave. SE Tuesday, March 14, 2023 in Minneapolis, Minn. Temporarily patching streets is

Temporary street patches costing Mpls. extra $1M in decade's worst pothole winter

Permanent fixes won't be possible until the asphalt plants open later this spring. Residents are urged to call 311 to report problem potholes.
West Metro
March 14, 2023
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Man pleads guilty to being under influence of meth when he hit and killed woman at I-94 exit

Prosecutors said Tiwan Puller was driving that night after the state had revoked his license.
West Metro
March 14, 2023

No prison for Minneapolis woman who didn't seek help after falling on baby who later died

A pediatrician said that had the baby received prompt attention, doctors could have had a better chance at treating his injuries.
Local
March 13, 2023
Josie R. Johnson grabs a hold of St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter as he greets her at a ceremony honoring her in Minneapolis.

U honors Josie R. Johnson, state's 'first lady of civil rights'

Johnson, 92, was a professor in the College of Education and she helped create the University's African American and African Studies program.
Local
March 12, 2023
Pipefitter Brian DeGidio, who works for Wenzel Heating and Air Conditioning in Eagan, hooked up refrigerant lines to air source heat pumps on the roof

Cost of making Mpls. homes climate-friendly could top $1B

Weatherization and adding high-efficiency electrical appliances could cost up to $1.24 billion more than typical home fixes, the Center for Energy and the Environment says.
Minneapolis
March 11, 2023
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his wife, Sarah Clarke, stood for a portrait at their home in 2020.

Jacob Frey and his wife speak out about death threats

From trips to the grocery store to reflecting on whether they should try for a second child, couple says vitriol has gone too far.
Minneapolis
March 11, 2023

Man arrested after police chase ends with crash, injuries in southeast Minneapolis

Police Chief Brian O'Hara thanked assisting law enforcement, who tracked down a shooting suspect involved in the crash.
Business
March 10, 2023
The University of Minnesota Medical Center on the U’s East Bank campus is one of four facilites that make up the teaching hospital.

University of Minnesota says $300 million is 'upper limit' for Fairview hospital

University officials questioned whether the institution would need to pay anything for the transfer.
Local
March 10, 2023
Issuing thousands of devices to be used by students makes school districts especially vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Cyberattacks on school districts — like recent one on MPS — are on the rise

School districts' cyber liability insurance premiums have skyrocketed in recent years.

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