-
New site suggested for dog park in south Minneapolis
New site suggested for dog park in south Minneapolis
-
Minneapolis school board meeting may violate state law
Will state law derail Tuesday night's Minneapolis school board meeting?
-
One-third still facing property tax hike in Minneapolis
Estimates of 2012 taxes prepared for today's hearing show some will get a break.
-
Who'd get your vote for a Minneapolis high schools hall of fame?
A Nobel Prize winner? Former governors? An astronaut? Actors? Journalists? Prince? Inspired by An...
-
Video, customer replay triple slaying at market
Chilling yet silent surveillance footage accompanied testimony on the second day of Mahdi Ali's m...
-
Where's Mayor Rybak's budget?
On the day of a public hearing, the mayor still hasn't released his actual proposal
-
City news roundup for Tuesday, Sept. 13
City news roundup for Tuesday, Sept. 13
-
Police approval of pension merger boosts Rybak budget
Firefighters have OK'd the deal. Savings will be in the millions.
-
State veterans home leader steps down
-
Special election primaries Tuesday
Winners will progress to Oct. 18 state Senate elections.
-
Soccer strategy on a sunny day
-
Man on trial in triple slaying: 'They knew'
Mahdi Ali, 18, allegedly wanted no witnesses left at Seward Market.
-
Rybak aims to hold tax line
The Minneapolis mayor's 2012 budget proposal would slash 90 jobs and borrow money to upgrade streets
-
Fire guts 100-year-old Minneapolis church
Investigators say that it was arson and that the fire had several points of ignition.
-
Letters restored on wall honoring I-35W victims
Damage from vandals was repaired Monday, even as the search for suspects went on.
-
Two stabbed, 1 fatally, in parking ramp
-
Tastes and rhythms of Greece in Minneapolis
The 23rd annual Taste of Greece festival was held Sunday at St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in M...
-
Renovated soccer field opens Monday in Cedar-Riverside area
Currie Park in Minneapolis will also receive other improvements as part of a $315,000 project.
-
Senate primary has top dog, but not over yet
Candidates make a last push for Tuesday's election.
-
Judge dismisses Minneapolis tax assessment challenge
Attorneys for property owners in foreclosure-battered neighborhoods will take case to the state S...
-
Minneapolis fire pensioners vote for state merger
Merger still depends on whether police retirees approve a similar merger with a statewide pension...
-
Melee breaks out after teen dance party
Minneapolis police call the scene a "mini-riot."
-
Melee breaks out after downtown party
-
Lawyers get hit-and-runs off fast track
Amy Senser case's pace is in line with others with attorneys involved early.
-
Do boys and girls learn better separately?
A small but growing number of public schools are venturing into single-sex education, despite som...
< School board meeting gets called off late >
Posted at 09/14 01:21 by test
Confusion lingered after the cancellation, forced by state law over the special primary in south Minneapolis to replace Sen. Linda Berglin.
