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March 20, 2023
Tyeastia Green, former director of Minneapolis’ racial equity department, left March 13 after weeks of scrutiny surrounding her planning of the city

Ex-racial equity director alleges 'toxic' Minneapolis City Hall

Tyeastia Green is accusing City Council President Andrea Jenkins and Council Member LaTrisha Vetaw, both of whom are Black, of "antiblackness."
Local
March 20, 2023

Shooting at downtown Minneapolis bar leaves one hospitalized

The gunfire in the Warehouse District sent nearby concertgoers running for cover.
Minneapolis
March 20, 2023
Annysa Zierhut

Duo sentenced for murder of pregnant Minneapolis woman

Annysa Zierhut's father called the sentences inadequate.
Minneapolis
March 20, 2023

Charge: Video from bus stopped near gunfire helps determine who killed man in north Minneapolis

The victim was shot in the head while leaving an apartment building around noon, according to the criminal complaint.
Minneapolis
March 20, 2023

Minneapolis woman dies in transit van crash in western Minnesota on snowy and icy interstate

The woman was a passenger in the van. The driver was not injured, the State Patrol said.
Obituaries
March 20, 2023
Velma G. Warder, 91

MacPhail-trained pianist and Minneapolis schoolteacher Velma Warder dies at 91

The classically trained pianist and pipe organist brought music to church choirs, recitals and theater productions across the Twin Cities.
Local
March 20, 2023
Annie Zechmeister, 9, Zoey Hasek, 8, and Jacob Zechmeister, 7, from left, on Friday helped unload bags collected from a weeklong food drive for the IC

State's food shelves seek boost as demand rises to record

Across Minnesota, food shelves are rallying for donated food and cash this month to help them meet the demand from a growing number of Minnesotans in need.
Minneapolis
March 19, 2023
Around 200 community members gathered for a transgender rights rally on March 9 at the Lake Street/Midtown Transit Station in Minneapolis.

Attack on transgender woman in Minneapolis shows difficulty of hate-crime prosecution

It can be challenging to prove motive, prosecutors say.
Minneapolis
March 18, 2023

Minneapolis startup turns to technology to curb car thieves

Small GPS tags pinpoint the location of vehicles reported as stolen and beam information to police.
Obituaries
March 18, 2023
“Coach Bobby” developed football, basketball and baseball teams at North Commons Park.

Robert F. Hill, north Minneapolis youth coach, dies at 77

"Coach Bobby" was a North Commons coach, longtime youth worker and bus driver who committed his life to other people.
Minneapolis
March 18, 2023

Brooks: Downtown Minneapolis isn't what it was — but that's OK

Planner and dreamers say "tremendous opportunities" could emerge after the latest pandemic.
March 18, 2023

Karmel mall's Basim Sabri makes his biggest move, a sign of growing immigrant prosperity

Business
March 18, 2023
Basim Sabri, developer and owner of Karmel Mall, ran into his cousin Safya Sabri at the shopping center in south Minneapolis last week.

Ramstad: Karmel Mall's Basim Sabri makes his biggest move, a sign of growing immigrant prosperity

Construction is nearing an end on a $50 million building that doubles the size of the Karmel mall and adds apartments.
Local
March 17, 2023
Gov. Tim Walz was greeted by Webster Elementary students in Minneapolis before signing a bill Friday that guarantees free school meals for every stude

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signs free school meals bill into law

Minnesota is the third state in the nation to require schools to serve free lunch and breakfast to all students, regardless of income.
Minneapolis
March 17, 2023
Minneapolis Public Schools said Friday that some information accessed in an “encryption event” has been posted on the dark web.

Minneapolis schools: District data posted on dark web after cyberattack

The district has been dealing with repercussions of what it called an encryption event in late February.
Local
March 17, 2023
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, serving time for the 2020 murder of George Floyd, appears via Zoom from a federal prison in Tucson, A

Derek Chauvin, officer who killed George Floyd, pleads guilty in tax case

Derek Chauvin appeared on Zoom from Arizona prison for a Washington County court hearing Friday.
East Metro
March 16, 2023
Profile of new Corrections Commissioner Sheryl Ramstad Hvass. — New Corrections Commissioner Sheryl Ramstad Hvass, right, chatted with inmate Harvey

Serial killer Harvey Carignan dies in Minnesota prison at 95

The Minneapolis construction worker killed at least three women in Minnesota and Alaska, and possibly two more in Washington.
Local
March 16, 2023
Tram Nguyen carries her daughter Sadie Sava, 7, from her wheelchair to an adult changing table in a family bathroom at the Mall of America in Blooming

Parents of kids with disabilities push for accessible restrooms

A bill in the Legislature would mandate adult-size changing tables. Their efforts have reignited a broader discussion about equal access for people with disabilities: "This is about human dignity," Sarah St. Louis. from Shorewood, who has an 11-year-old son with physical and cognitive disabilities.
Minneapolis
March 16, 2023
The sign outside the Aqua City Motel at 5739 Lyndale Av., has hit the auction block.

Two motels are being turned into affordable housing, and their signs are up for auction

The signs from Minneapolis' Metro Inn and Aqua City Motel will be on the auction block through Tuesday. It's definitely an as-is kind of deal.
Minneapolis
March 16, 2023

Driver convicted of misdemeanor for high-speed Minneapolis crash that killed friend

Judge decided that driver, paralyzed for life, "was not grossly negligent" while traveling at least 65 mph on residential street.

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