70 buildings open to the public as part of Open Doors Minneapolis event
From fire stations, cultural centers and cemeteries, Open Doors Minneapolis invites residents to check out parts of the cities you typically can’t access.
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From fire stations, cultural centers and cemeteries, Open Doors Minneapolis invites residents to check out parts of the cities you typically can’t access.
The burglary happened early Thursday at Lush Bar and Theatre in northeast Minneapolis.
The district is estimated to recoup $10.7 million this year and $10.8 million next year, bringing the deficit for 2026-2027 down to $39.7 million.
Fire crews battled a blaze overnight Friday at a northeast Minneapolis apartment building.
Federal officials are slamming Minnesota's decision to pardon a man one day before he was scheduled to be deported.
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously passed a gun control ordinance on Thursday, which includes a ban on assault-style weapons, large-capacity magazines, ghost guns and would restrict firearms in some public places.
A gun control ordinance has passed in the city of Minneapolis, but its enforcement is limited by law.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced Thursday morning he's nominating Police Chief Brian O'Hara for another term, saying "he's the right leader for this moment."
The man who charged at Rep. Ilhan Omar and sprayed her with apple cider vinegar during a town hall in Minneapolis in January pleaded guilty on Thursday.
Dijon Davis, 19, will spend close to 22 years behind bars for the killing of a beloved Twin Cities DJ last summer in Minneapolis.
Police are investigating after a man was found stabbed to death in downtown Minneapolis Thursday morning.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is expected to make an announcement Thursday morning involving Police Chief Brian O'Hara amid questions over whether or not he will keep his position.
A judge is now reviewing federal evidence in the deadly shooting of Renee Good. It's the first time the feds have turned over their findings in a shooting by a federal agent during Operation Metro Surge. The ruling that forced the review actually came from a separate case involving the ICE agent who fired the deadly shots.
The battle over new gun restrictions has stalled at the state Capitol. But now, Minnesota's largest city wants to weigh-in. However, state law prevents cities from enforcing their own gun restrictions. So is the symbolic stance worth the potential cost of a court battle? Ashley Grams explains why some city council members wants to make good on a promise made months ago.
The 80 mph collision severely injured the trooper and two passengers in the back of the stolen car.
Renee Devereux valued the loss at over $1,000. Hundreds of hours of work, gone in an instant.
The federal government has turned over evidence in the shooting death of Renee Good, according to attorney Eric Newmark.
The move comes after a district court judge ordered the government to turn over the evidence regarding a case where a man is accused of dragging ICE agent Jonathan Ross with his car in Bloomington, Minnesota, six months before Ross shot and killed Good.
New video shows a thief yanking open a Minneapolis brewery's locked door, then wheeling out his loot. Police are still looking for that brewery burglar. But as Jason Rantala reports, that thief was in for an unexpected adventure when he figured out what he stole.
A close call before a violent crash between a stolen car and a state trooper. It happened Friday in south Minneapolis. But it wasn't Minneapolis police who were tailing that stolen car. Our Conor Wight shows what brought in an outside agency and what it took to track that thief down.
Company donates school supplies to Jenny Lind Elementary
The lawsuit says some of those funds were spent at Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton, at a hotel in London and to pay the Cooks' homeowners association for parking fines and late fees.
A Minnesota man, who works at a middle school, is accused of having a side gig promoting prostitution.
Raul Gutierrez, of Inver Grove Heights, pleaded guilty to one count of felon in possession of a firearm, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
A 47-year-old Minneapolis Public Schools employee is accused of posting online ads for prostitution, and threatening an undercover agent with blackmail.
