Economic protest in its third day

Keeping tabs on pedicabs

Minneapolis imposes new operating rules but now also allows them to take customers during rush hour.

Tevlin: Whatever your point of view, protesters have real concerns

Port of Minneapolis: Another carp victim?

It's an idea in its infancy, but the port of Minneapolis could be closed because of invasive fish...

Barbara Cyrus, Minneapolis civil rights pioneer

An unsung hero in the black community, she was an "inclusive lady" during her long and va...

Whistleblower: Tripped up by sidewalk fee

A Minneapolis resident says he shouldn't have had to pay the city for replacing a "perfectly ...

Smaller turnout for Day 2 of protest

About 300 people continued the OccupyMN demonstration Saturday in Minneapolis.

Protesters against greed keep it light

A festive air marks demonstration by hundreds against corporate power in Minneapolis.

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...

Historic sites strut their stuff

Twenty-five competing historic places will throw open their doors this weekend to show why they s...

Center for homeless veterans to open in downtown Minneapolis

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...

Attorney for Mpls. transgender murder suspect says new charge is 'retaliation'

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 ...

In Minneapolis, a bid to centralize power

The mayor and the City Council president oppose the effort. Supporters hope the Charter Commissio...

Eleanor Mondale Poling 'had a following that was deeply personal'

Minnesota's famous daughter was recalled as candid and compassionate. Friends, colleagues and pol...

Minneapolis man gets probation for home repair scam

Protesters, cops have cordial talks on plans

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...

On the Beat: More than river divides Minneapolis, St. Paul

Sharing a lane comes to Bryant Avenue

Bikers being asked to ride in the traditional car lane with special markings

Investigating a Deadly Fire

Canoeist finds voodoo doll

Turns it in at police station

OneMinneapolis, many challenges

The Minneapolis Foundation has released its OneMinneapolis report, a data-rich document that exam...

City news roundup for Wednesday, Oct. 5

High school students riding city buses to school, children in poverty and life at the 311 center