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Rybak picks cop to lead department she once challenged
With 25 years under her belt, Janeé Harteau, would be Minneapolis' first female chief.
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Janee L. Harteau
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Family, friends ask for help finding 18-year-old Mpls. man
The week-long disappearance of a young Minneapolis Somali man has created a stir within the city’...
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Man booked for Occupy sex assault
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Amy Senser recounts night of fatal I-94 crash, through tears
Amy Senser testified that she was sure she had hit a barrel or a pothole when she exited I-94.
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Bike Riding to Stillwater... June 9th!
Just Announced: ThriftyHipster.com will be leading a crew of bikers to Rock The Vine 3 (Rock the ...
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Mpls. police swarm as fights break out after rap concert
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Honesty makes new policy for Twin Cities bike-sharing program
The security deposit on Nice Ride bikes was cut this year due to so few thefts (zero, actually).
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Vikings stadium caught in Capitol stare down
With the legislative session in its final days, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and GOP legislators dug in t...
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Nature’s tiny gems set in Twin Cities
Never heard of Wolsfeld Woods? Neither have many of the rest of us. But that may be about to change.
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New bishop brings a reservoir of faith
The Rev. Ann Svennungsen is about to become the head of the nation's largest ELCA synod
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For Amy Senser, a chance to tell her side
Experts say her testimony Monday will likely be the trial's defining moment.
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State's immigration tide shifts back to Mexico
Those leaving cite immigration crackdown, economic slowdown.
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Hennepin County Library Board has a new president
Jill Joseph, a teacher from Eden Prairie, last week was elected president of the board.
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Legislators are stuck on taxes, bonds and Vikings
Senate GOP leader won't bring stadium up without a global deal.
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Finding a niche in the niche brewery world
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At Mpls. conference, a call to support GLBT families
Saturday's conference drew federal officials to Minneapolis and raised awareness about efforts to...
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Swing Minneapolis vote on stadium could change
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Fire guts grocery, apartment building in Minneapolis
Residents of three apartments were left homeless by the blaze Saturday morning in north Minneapolis.
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Suspicious bag shuts MSP terminal
Harmless device forced evacuation of thousands of passengers.
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Stadium could get House, Senate votes this weekend
A bruising hearing and a 7-6 vote set stage for a weekend showdown.
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State expert: Victim flew over Amy Senser's hood
Wrapping up its case, the prosecution attacks defense claim that Amy Senser was unaware she hit a...
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Hey, dummy, pull over: Police nab MnPASS misuser
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For Mpls. public housing, a smoking ban
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority is going smoke-free in its 5,000 units. Some residents a...
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Mpls. church's Palestinian Art Festival lets art rise above conflict
< Rybak nominates PCA commissioner for city coordinator >
Posted at 05/02 00:53 by test
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak announced Tuesday that he is appointing the city's chief pollution regulator, Paul Aasen, to be the next city coordinator.
