Bomb threat targeted NE Minneapolis brewery's drag queen storytime event, police investigating
A brewery in northeast Minneapolis says a bomb threat targeted its drag queen storytime event over the weekend.
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A brewery in northeast Minneapolis says a bomb threat targeted its drag queen storytime event over the weekend.
A new ice cream shop will soon open in Minneapolis’ North Loop neighborhood, featuring cereal-infused ice cream, boba and milk tea drinks, as well as matcha, waffles, coffee and much more.
Outside the Minneapolis School Board meeting, educators rallied for a contract and against the district's claim of a $110 million budget shortfall.
A clash over costs that could impact thousands of Minnesota students. The Minneapolis Public School District says it may need to make some major cuts to get back on budget, but as Kirsten Mitchell explains, educators are not buying it.
University of Minnesota police are asking for the public's help to find 20-year-old student Margot Langford, who went missing this weekend.
James Sweet was charged with second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon for the incident that took place inside the Bottineau Recreation Center in northeast Minneapolis.
A Twin Cities Muslim designer has partnered with Children's Minnesota to create the country's first modest hospital gowns for young patients.
The future of rideshare services in Minnesota's largest city is hanging in the balance.
On Tuesday, Mayor Jacob Frey called on the Minneapolis City Council to uphold his veto of a minimum wage bill passed last week. But at the Capitol, a similar bill with statewide implications was having a hearing.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke out against an ordinance passed last week that would raise driver wages.
If the Minneapolis City Council is successful with their rideshare ordinance the rideshare operators Uber and Lyft claim they'll leave.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced the beneficiaries of the first round of funding from Minnesota's $300 million opioid settlement on Tuesday.
Tuesday’s "Our Students Deserve More" rally, organized by the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers and Education Support Professionals, highlights what the union describes as its fight for a fair contract.
Uber and Lyft say they'll pull their services from Minneapolis in less than two months. But not if Mayor Jacob Frey can help it.
Hundreds of Minneapolis educators are expected to rally outside the district office. They say they're fighting for a fair contract.
There's debate over the case involving a Minnesota State Patrol trooper accused of shooting and killing a man during a traffic stop last summer.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara shared that officers arrested four boys and a girl they think were behind 2-3 robberies.
Two people are being treated at a hospital after escaping a fire Monday morning at a south Minneapolis home.
Two people were taken to the hospital after a kitchen fire Monday morning just south of downtown Minneapolis.
A long-time Twin Cities nonprofit is growing to serve more children and their families.
A long-time Twin Cities nonprofit is growing to serve more children and their families.
Last June, Northern Tool + Equipment launched their Rat Rod Go-Kart Build-off between Minneapolis Public Schools and Lakeville North, as the schools compete as part of the Tools for the Trades program.
The Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament kicks off this week in Minneapolis.
Three people were injured in an overnight shooting in south Minneapolis, according to police.
Some might say the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis is at a pivot point right now. David Schuman looks at where things stand with struggling businesses in the area and how a bounce-back is already underway.
