The Minneapolis Institute of Art will present more than 70 paintings and sculptures tracing the interplay between modern art and politics in Germany during the first half of the 20th century.
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The Minneapolis Police Department earned two top global honors at the 2025 International Association of Chiefs of Police conference.
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Minneapolis and eight other local governments are suing the Trump administration, alleging it unlawfully tied federal emergency and disaster preparedness funds to political conditions that threaten public safety and local autonomy.
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Neighbors and city officials are standing in solidarity with Fletcher’s Ice Cream after a man allegedly tried to set fire to the LGBTQ+-friendly café twice within 24 hours.
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City crews will cover more than 1,100 miles of streets over four weeks, with parking restrictions in effect to keep roads clear.
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The legendary story of Prince’s Purple Rain has come full circle in Minneapolis as a new pre-Broadway stage production opens at the State Theatre, celebrating the city where the music, movie, and movement began.
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The Guthrie Theater continues its beloved Twin Cities holiday tradition this year with its 51st production of Charles Dickens’ "A Christmas Carol," directed by Addie Gorlin-Han and featuring David Beach’s return as Ebenezer Scrooge.
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Four Native firefighters are making history in Minneapolis as the city’s first all-Indigenous fire crew, a move officials say strengthens trust and representation in the community.
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After nearly 20 years of planning and construction, the city of Plymouth officially opens the final phase of the northwest greenway, including boardwalks, a rest stop, and new trail connections.
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Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner announced plans to retire at the end of 2025, concluding a 30-year career marked by leadership, innovation, and deep community roots. Tyner, who became the city’s second Black fire chief in 2020, will transition to lead the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center following his retirement.
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