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Minneapolis drawing up plans to pay for tornado damage without assessments
City officials also look at ways to help property owners with repairs from the May 22 twister.
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Minneapolis stabbing victim ran into scissors, suspect says
Words between a group of bar patrons and passersby escalated into a melee, the murder complaint a...
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Bike Walk Week: It's how we roll
Leave your car at home, at least until Monday, and enjoy the festivities of Bike Walk Week.
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Hennepin, Anoka counties to get federal disaster aid for tornado damage
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Victory Memorial Drive to be rededicated Saturday
Hennepin County's 90-year-old World War I memorial has undergone a $6.7 million renovation that r...
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Family fears son is Somalia bomber
Farah Mohamed Beledi left a troubled past in Minnesota before heading to Somalia.
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'Queen of disasters’ keeps her head up
Tiffany Churchill escaped a deadly fire and a car accident. Now she plans to stay in her tornado-...
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Bar owners oppose new patio rules
A proposed Minneapolis ordinance aims to reduce noise by tightening regulations on bars, restaura...
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Tornado aid by the numbers
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Tornado relief shifts to new gear
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Mom's link disputed in fatal Dinkytown hit-and-run
Diane Bakdash is charged with helping her son cover up his alleged role in a fatal hit-and-run cr...
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Suddenly, it feels like summer
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Suspect in Chaska bar stabbing said he 'did what he had to do'
The 31-year-old Minneapolis man remains jailed after murder charges were filed in the fatal incid...
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Man fatally stabbed in Minneapolis is identified
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It's closing time for St. Philip
St. Philip in north Minneapolis is among the congregations forced by demographics and finances to...
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Man stabbed to death in fight outside Minneapolis bar
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Cracking down on mayhem in clubland
The downtown Minneapolis club district is a gold mine in sales taxes, but at what cost? Revelers ...
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Driving I-94 from city to city now borderline nuts
Construction projects in the busy area where Minneapolis and St. Paul meet are slowing and frustr...
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My Minnesota: Filming where all actors are above average
Minneapolis filmmaker Patrick Coyle is marshaling resources for his fourth film, a high school fo...
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Cleanup volunteers sweep through north Minneapolis
Volunteers offered their hands, backs and hearts - gifts sometimes more powerful than backhoes an...
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Cedar Lake Regional Trail is completed at last
Last segment of the 20-year project connects western suburbs to West River Parkway.
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Sisters' Camelot fight hunger the organic way
Mobile meals program fits niche in low-income neighborhoods.
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North Side tornado leaves business owners shell-shocked
More than 1,600 business insurance claims have been filed related to the May 22 tornado, with dam...
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Last chance to make things right at Minneapolis charter school
Friendship Academy's backers were able to fend off its closure. Now the district will make sure t...
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Gun advocate Joel Rosenberg dies
Sci-fi author also wrote "Everything You Need to Know About (Legally) Carrying a Handgun in M...
< Mpls. gives bad repair advice >
Posted at 06/08 04:18 by test
Until alerted to the problem, city of Minneapolis posted a list of suggested tornado-repair contractors that included 22 that were unlicensed.
