Minneapolis launches 12 pop-up sites for early voting
Minneapolis is expanding early voting opportunities with 12 pop-up locations opening across the city.
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Minneapolis is expanding early voting opportunities with 12 pop-up locations opening across the city.
More than a year after a water main break destroyed most of its inventory, Paperback Exchange is preparing to reopen in a new location just steps away from the bookstore's longtime home at 50th Street and Penn Avenue South.
A south Minneapolis bookstore has found a new home. After devastating flooding closed several businesses at 50th and Penn more than a year and a half ago. Our Jason Rantala shows us, they didn't have to look far for the new location.
A south Minneapolis staple that made headlines after offering free meals in response to Operation Metro Surge will be closing its doors.
Organizers estimated that around 5,000 people attended the rally in downtown Minneapolis at The Commons park.
Organizers say more than 5,000 people attended the No Kings rally in downtown Minneapolis on Saturday. As our Conor Wight shows us, it wasn't just about protest, but action at the polls.
Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday. Traumatic incidents can be tough for kids and adults to understand.
Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at an elementary school in Oregon on Thursday. Just over a year ago, two students were killed in a shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis. The incidents can be tough for kids and adults to understand. John Lauritsen spoke with an expert on talking to youth about traumatic events.
Wicoie Nandagikendan says the room holding its language historical records was the one space on its side of the building left undamaged. The rest suffered severe water and smoke damage.
A young man is dead and an investigation is underway after a shooting in a south Minneapolis alley late Thursday evening, according to police.
Target Field is one of 23 MLB stadiums on the 2027 schedule, chosen from a pool of more than 300 applicants. The Party Animals face the Firefighters on a Friday and Saturday in June.
In early 2026, Bishop Kevin Kenney of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis knew something was wrong. He had developed a cough and a cold. While the cold symptoms went away, the cough lingered for months.
A vote to override Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's veto of the City Council's rideshare ordinance that would require a human monitor in driverless vehicles failed Thursday morning at City Hall on a 7-5 vote.
A vote to override Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's veto of the City Council's rideshare ordinance that would require a human monitor in driverless vehicles failed Thursday morning at City Hall on a 7-5 vote.
John Sawchak is accused of shooting neighbor Davis Moturi in 2024 after Moturi spent months asking the Minneapolis Police Department to intervene in their property dispute.
The Cloquet Police Department says Juliet Nunez, who may also be going by the name Seraphina, was last seen on Monday near Loring Park in Minneapolis.
As Minneapolis residents and businesses continue to feel the effects of Operation Metro Surge, a new city initiative is creating opportunities for people to reconnect through music and dance.
Minneapolis Amplified kicked off its first event this past weekend, turning the parking lot outside Uncle Franky's into a dance floor.
Twin Cities leaders on both sides of the Mississippi River want to press the brakes before driverless vehicles hit the road.
Twin Cities nonprofit HOURCAR announced it will shut down Thursday at noon, citing rising vehicle insurance costs and cuts in federal funding.
Minneapolis Public Schools leaders say the district will not be moving forward with a controversial plan that would have closed more than a dozen schools.
Time is running out for a rideshare service thousands rely on. Twin Cities nonprofit HourCar announced it is shutting down in just days. Jason Rantala shows us how supporters are hoping for a last-ditch effort from local leaders to save it.
A 180 tonight from the leaders of Minneapolis Public Schools saying they will no longer consider closing more than a dozen schools. Administrators floated the idea of closing schools less than 30-days ago. Immediately, many parents, teachers and students pushed back hard against the idea. The closure plan is off the table, at least for now.
The Minneapolis Public Schools superintendent said Tuesday evening that the district should not move forward with a controversial plan that would have closed more than a dozen schools.
Minneapolis Public Schools is holding another public meeting Tuesday as it weighs options to deal with a $40 million budget deficit that could lead to several closures.
