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Barbara Cyrus, Minneapolis civil rights pioneer
An unsung hero in the black community, she was an "inclusive lady" during her long and va...
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Whistleblower: Tripped up by sidewalk fee
A Minneapolis resident says he shouldn't have had to pay the city for replacing a "perfectly ...
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Smaller turnout for Day 2 of protest
About 300 people continued the OccupyMN demonstration Saturday in Minneapolis.
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Protesters against greed keep it light
A festive air marks demonstration by hundreds against corporate power in Minneapolis.
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School reopening may start a shuffle in Minneapolis
If Tuttle or Webster elementary schools in Minneapolis are put back in use, plans could have a ri...
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Historic sites strut their stuff
Twenty-five competing historic places will throw open their doors this weekend to show why they s...
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Center for homeless veterans to open in downtown Minneapolis
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Little Minneapolis boy lost: After 2 days, mom found
He was a little guy in clean clothes and a dry diaper, but to Minneapolis police, he was an 18-mo...
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Attorney for Mpls. transgender murder suspect says new charge is 'retaliation'
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Aaron Boogaard's felony charge is dismissed
Aaron Boogaard, brother of the Wild's enforcer who died of a drug overdose, still faces a lesser ...
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In Minneapolis, a bid to centralize power
The mayor and the City Council president oppose the effort. Supporters hope the Charter Commissio...
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Eleanor Mondale Poling 'had a following that was deeply personal'
Minnesota's famous daughter was recalled as candid and compassionate. Friends, colleagues and pol...
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Minneapolis man gets probation for home repair scam
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Protesters, cops have cordial talks on plans
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Second man pleads guilty in Minneapolis robbery, brutal attack
The victim pulled out a gun and fired at the two during the robbery, the last of several that had...
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On the Beat: More than river divides Minneapolis, St. Paul
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Sharing a lane comes to Bryant Avenue
Bikers being asked to ride in the traditional car lane with special markings
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Investigating a Deadly Fire
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Canoeist finds voodoo doll
Turns it in at police station
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OneMinneapolis, many challenges
The Minneapolis Foundation has released its OneMinneapolis report, a data-rich document that exam...
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City news roundup for Wednesday, Oct. 5
High school students riding city buses to school, children in poverty and life at the 311 center
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St. Paul woman in apparent murder-suicide identified
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Obituary: U geographer Judith Martin shaped Twin Cities
She served as a bridge between academia and real life on the Minneapolis Planning Commission.
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Dateline Minneapolis: At 311 center, calls run from cats to cars
Using their own database and in-house contacts, Minneapolis 311 agents steer city residents towar...
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Pair who saved girl among citizen heroes
They were among those honored by the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.
< Port of Minneapolis: Another carp victim? >
Posted at 10/09 01:54 by test
It's an idea in its infancy, but the port of Minneapolis could be closed because of invasive fish. And some top city officials welcome the opportunity.
