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Just in time for boomers, more time at crosswalks
The decision, part of a $16 million overhaul of the city's traffic system, has taken on more wei...
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Patrol: Seat belt violator on I-94 flees at 100 MPH, crashes twice
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Woman found fatally stabbed in Minneapolis parking ramp
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Hodges elected to lead League of Cities
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Higgins leaves job as analyst for city
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At least one dead in head-on crash in McLeod County
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2 die in single-vehicle crash near Fergus Falls
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3 locks on Mississippi River closed to recreational vessels
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For Opat, a private board to match his public one
Hennepin County commissioner named to Sun Country board, raising questions about conflict.
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On the religion beat: Religions unite in support of Tibet
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Brother Ali is one of 13 jailed in foreclosure protest
The rap star joined in a protest at a south Minneapolis house, part of a series of national demon...
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URS faulted in projects elsewhere
Controversies involving the firm's work in other states have not gotten the same scrutiny here.
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Surging major rivers trigger no-wake rules
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Drunken Minneapolis mom charged in toddler's death
2-year-old girl was on life support for nearly three weeks.
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Minneapolis panel says no to Trader Joe's
It's the company's second failed attempt to build on Lyndale Av.
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Minneapolis police seek info on window smasher
Police believe he may be responsible for repeatedly smashing windows at two businesses on 36th St...
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Minneapolis limits access to lakes to fight invasive species
Boat launches will be chained off outside inspection hours to help stem unwanted species.
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Golden Valley City Council objects to proposed rail line
County rail authority will vote next week on the preferred route.
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Man guilty of shooting at Mpls. police in squad car
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Downtown buses to replace light rail over the weekend
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Patio attack victim better; cop free on bail
Attorney says Vander Lee "was out of control" before incident.
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Teenager pleads guilty in Minneapolis alley slaying
He admitted shooting Trequan Sykes twice in the back.
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Hennepin County board OKs transit hub near Target Field
To ensure a 2014 finish, the county will cover the $22 million funding gap.
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Public can weigh in on Wirth Park overhaul
$21 million in enhancements for Minneapolis' crown jewel will be debated at meeting tonight.
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Surly narrows possible brewery sites
Surly Brewing Co. has narrowed the possible locations for its "destination brewery" to three citi...
< In Minneapolis, across the nation, tens of thousands march for gay pride >
Posted at 06/25 04:44 by test
On a beautiful summer day, tens of thousands turned out to watch the floats, the fun and a lot of political expression at the 2012 Pride Parade along Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis on Sunday.
