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After the rejection, Mayor Frey called for a special session of the Minneapolis City Council that will be focused on trying to come to an agreement on how the city can retain its police force.
o arrests have been made, and the circumstances surrounding the shooting are not clear at this time.
The goal is to bring peace and opportunities to people in the community.
Police said a string of at least 12 robberies and thefts targeted Spanish-speaking construction workers in south Minneapolis
A Minnesota entrepreneur and diehard thrifter had a big idea, and thanks to a stranger's decision to let his own employees work from home, this big idea is about to launch.
Three global music superstars are expanding their North American tour, and bringing the party to Minnesota next year.
The district says it's reviewing its high school classroom signs in order to "better promote a fully inclusive environment" after concerns "regarding the appropriateness of one sign."
Augustus Sirleaf submitted a last-minute plea agreement Monday, pleading guilty to second-degree murder for shooting Yaseen Johnson on Nov. 14, 2022.
A Minneapolis man pleaded guilty Monday for fatally shooting his friend inside a downtown Minneapolis apartment last year.
Mayor Jacob Frey wants to spend $1 million to help Minneapolis reimagine public safety, and he says it's about a lot more than just policing. Minneapolis wants to be a leader in this country when it comes to overhauling accepted wisdom on public safety.
Minneapolis police are looking for whoever kidnapped and robbed a 20-year-old at gunpoint in the heart of the University of Minnesota's East Bank campus.
For Leon Gresham, inviting people to attend a gospel concert at Shiloh Temple is personal.
Allen's clean humor is focused on marriage and family, but he's also sharing how he once battled alcohol and cocaine addiction and how he got his biggest break in the business thanks to the internet.
Fans of Prince have a chance to bid on a selection of the late star's wardrobe and other items at an online auction this week.
Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago have collectively sold more than 200 million albums worldwide, and both acts have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Earth, Wind & Fire have also been the recipients of a Kennedy Center Honor.
