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Waking the dead
Graveyard concert will help ongoing restoration of the Pioneers and Soldiers Cemetery
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Budget watch-day four
Where's the 2012 city budget proposal?
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City news roundup for Thursday, Sept. 15
City news roundup for Thursday Sept. 15
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Bell Museum absorbs Planetarium Society
The merger appears to end hopes that a planetarium will be built at the Minneapolis Central Library.
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Court: Judge's marriage not a conflict in Jacobs case
The Supreme Court ruled ex-park police chief's sexual misconduct case can move forward.
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Has this Oakdale man asked you for money for a tow?
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Hoover Grimsby, pastor at Central Lutheran
The Minneapolis minister led one of the nation's largest congregations during a time of change.
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Two Minneapolis firefighter jobs saved, at loss of $300K
The city is likely to scrap the year-old program of boarding vacant houses designed to keep firef...
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Man charged in Minneapolis parking ramp death
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Church that aimed to survive nuclear attack falls to arson
Church that aimed to survive nuclear attack falls to arson
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Hit-and-run death involving Senser ruled accidental
That ruling by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's office means little to the investigation of...
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Has this man asked you for money?
Has this man asked you for money?
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Witness: Seward Market suspect was looking for safe, $10,000
Mahdi Ali needed cash to retrieve his impounded car, witnesses said. He's accused of killing thre...
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Boarding duties a loser for firefighters
Program begun last year costs far more than it has billed for boarding buildings.
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Parking ramp stabbing victim was St. Paul man
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Plug-ins for vehicles headed for city ramp
Service is expected to be ready by the end of the year
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City news roundup for Wednesday, Sept. 14
City news roundup for Wednesday, Sept. 14
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Video, customer replay triple slaying at market
Chilling yet silent surveillance footage accompanied testimony on the second day of Mahdi Ali's m...
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Fire at Uptown duplex kills 1
Two others inside were hurt, and a neighboring house had its roof ignite.
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Hayden, Eaton easily win DFL primaries
The elections for the state Senate seats were in districts that lean Democratic.
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Board caps property tax levy at zero percent
The bar has been set for Minneapolis property taxes.
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School board meeting gets called off late
Confusion lingered after the cancellation, forced by state law over the special primary in south ...
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New site suggested for dog park in south Minneapolis
New site suggested for dog park in south Minneapolis
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Minneapolis school board meeting may violate state law
Will state law derail Tuesday night's Minneapolis school board meeting?
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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 should foot the bill for electric car charging? >
Posted at 09/15 21:26 by test
We reported yesterday that the City Council is in the process of adding three grant-funded electric car charging stations to a ramp next to City Hall.
