Downtown Minneapolis buzzing from big events, returning workers
Downtown Minneapolis is buzzing this week, with the Big Ten Women's tournament in town and some workers back at the office.
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Downtown Minneapolis is buzzing this week, with the Big Ten Women's tournament in town and some workers back at the office.
Authorities say a police officer is in stable condition after getting injured while responding to an incident at Fridley High School Thursday afternoon.
Natashia Daniels is struggling to deal with the loss of her only child, Dwight William Alexander, Jr.
Sen. Gene Dornink referred to Delta pilot Laura Haynor as "stewardess" during a Sick and Safe time amendment hearing on Tuesday.
The Guthrie Theater released their 2024-2025 season slate on Thursday. The line-up includes beloved classics amongst an array of new work.
A young man is in the hospital with serious injuries after a shooting near an encampment in Minneapolis, according to police.
The legislation, introduced Thursday, does not specify when the application process would begin and when the licenses would become available, but interim cannabis chief Charlene Briner last month during an informational webinar said the goal is by this summer.
Minneapolis Public Schools says it's dealing with what it calls a "historic" budget shortfall of at least $110 million. But teachers aren't buying it.
The vote passed by a 9-4 vote, despite some concerns from council members over the fact that a state task force would be releasing their report on rideshare economics the very next day.
Amaya Batte scored a career-high 32 points and Minnesota avenged a previous defeat against Rutgers beating the Scarlet Knights 77-69 in an opening-round game of the Big Ten Conference Tournament.
Last week, a Minneapolis City Council committee advanced a proposal that would guarantee minimum pay for rideshare drivers — a revived effort after Frey vetoed a similar measure last summer.
According to the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 26, 15 people, including national SEIU Executive Vice President Neal Bisno were arrested for civil disobedience.
The St. Paul City Council unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday calling for an immediate and permanent mutual cease-fire in Israel in Gaza.
From the people you call for help to the officers that show up, city leaders say staffing shortages in public safety departments are not sustainable.
Our record-warm start to the year has made it easy to get outside, but it could have much bigger impacts when it comes to insects as we head into spring and summer.
