The city's updated toll from Operation Metro Surge has reached nearly $700 million in lost economic activity. The assessment lands the same day Congress sent President Trump a $70 billion bill to fund the very agencies that caused it.
MoreMinneapolis will become the first American city to host “Beyond Walls,” the monumental land art project by Franco-Swiss artist Saype, when he paints a giant mural of intertwined hands on the grass at Boom Island Park beginning June 1.
MoreMinneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara resigns following investigation into obstruction
Less than three weeks after being re-nominated for another term, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara has resigned following findings that he interfered with a misconduct investigation by deleting evidence from his city-issued cellphone.
MoreMinnetonka is one of 300 cities worldwide selected for Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate Action Fund, which will help finance youth-led environmental initiatives through local microgrants.
MoreA man was fatally shot in south Minneapolis early Sunday morning. No arrests have been made as MPD homicide investigators work to piece together the sequence of events.
MoreInside a sunbeam: what public records reveal about Minneapolis’ most secretive skyscraper
What began as a request to tour a historic Minneapolis landmark turned into a documented investigation involving federal defense contracts, a substantial spike in water consumption, systematic infrastructure modifications and a corporation that has declined to explain any of it.
MoreThe Minneapolis City Council passed a six-month pause on large new data centers Thursday, carving out an exemption for smaller downtown facilities as it works to develop new zoning standards around the fast-growing AI infrastructure sector.
MoreArt in Bloom returns to the Minneapolis Institute of Art today for its 42nd year, with more than 160 floral installations, hands-on workshops and new family events running through Sunday, April 26.
MoreDoors Open Minneapolis returns May 9-10 with behind-the-scenes access to 100-plus venues
The free, two-day event produced by historic preservation nonprofit Rethos gives the public rare access to theaters, sacred spaces, private clubs and architectural landmarks across Minneapolis.
MoreFrom a Duluth comedian's mental health journey to a secret Prince concert from 1992, MSPIFF45 arrived last night as the largest and longest-running international film festival in the region marks its 45th year.
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