Minneapolis Woman Decorates For Christmas, Brings Cheer Months Early
2020 might be a year you're ready to be finished with, for many reasons. But one Minneapolis woman has found a way to bring some cheer to the next few months.
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2020 might be a year you're ready to be finished with, for many reasons. But one Minneapolis woman has found a way to bring some cheer to the next few months.
A federal lawsuit has been filed against multiple property managers and owners in Minneapolis, accusing them of sexual harassment in violation of the Fair Housing Act.
Some Minnesota couples are out thousands of dollars after a popular downtown Minneapolis restaurant closed its doors without warning.
President Donald Trump falsely claimed Minneapolis was "burning for two weeks" during the George Floyd unrest until the National Guard came in and "it was over."
Wednesday night's unrest is a familiar feeling for the Twin Cities. People are still on edge after the death of George Floyd and the days that followed just three months ago. And now, last night's destruction is causing emotional and physical pain.
The city of Minneapolis is seeking permission to launch what would be one of the nation's largest on-bill financing programs for energy efficiency.
Residents of unauthorized homeless encampments in three Minneapolis parks have been told this week to leave immediately, according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
Tobacco retailers continue to target kids and low-income neighborhoods in Minneapolis and other major cities. That's according to a new study by the Advancing Science and Practice in the Retail Environment (ASPiRE) Center.
Drivers painted the pavement early Sunday morning with circular strokes of burning rubber at the intersection of First Avenue and North 4th Street in downtown Minneapolis.
