Longfellow resident Jeremy Messersmith sang the chorus of his new song “Boomers” to a crowd at the Union Depot for the Train Days Music Fest. “Just relax, sip your wine, stay alive, and wait …
Street Voices of Change (SVoC) reflects the voices of lived experience. The organization started in 2016 when some folks in Minneapolis came together to talk about conditions in the shelters for …
Over 100 people gathered in the Sanford School auditorium on July 8, 2026 to learn more about Minneapolis Public School (MPS) plans for building a new Anishinabe Academy school on the Cooper School …
Loud noises, bright lights, and crowded areas can be overwhelming for anyone. A person’s anxiety and stress levels can elevate if they stay in these environments for too long. Fraser Richfield is …
In the past two years, a new sport has exploded in popularity across Minnesota, growing from a four-team pilot league to having over 100 teams across the state.
On Aug. 11, District 3 voters will whittle down the field to two candidates for County Commissioner, who will help oversee Hennepin County’s $3.15 billion budget. DFL-endorsed Marion Greene, the …
Changes to drug selling in Whittier? The City announced increased enforcement of what it’s calling “open-air drug markets” in early July. The City’s response will be in partnership with …
City department heads appointed The City Council has approved Mayor Jacob Frey’s recommended reappointments of Eric Hanson to be Community Planning & Economic Development Department Director, …
Opportunity Crossing opens On Thursday, July 9, 2026, Project for Pride in Living (PPL) celebrated the grand opening of Opportunity Crossing, a new, mixed-use affordable housing development at 3030 …
North Minneapolis residents dominated a public hearing on July 8 at City Hall regarding a drone pilot program. If approved by the City Council on July 16, two drones would operate out of the …
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is hosting an open house on Thursday, Julyb16, 2026, at Lake Nokomis Community Center to share progress on the schematic design phase of the Hiawatha …
Another person was killed during an encounter involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, in Biddeford, Maine earlier today on July 13, 2026. This shooting comes only six days …
Loud noises, bright lights, and crowded areas can be overwhelming for anyone. A person’s anxiety and stress levels can elevate if they stay in these environments for too long. Fraser Richfield is …
Project for Pride in Living celebrated the grand opening of Opportunity Crossing, a new, mixed-use affordable housing development at 3030 Nicollet Ave. alongside project partners, community and civic leaders, and elected officials on July 9, 2026.
Over the past winter, during the upheaval of Operation Metro Surge, Minneapolis residents saw how quickly attacks on the civil rights of our neighbors and community members can affect everyday life. …
A Minneapolis School Board At-Large Candidate Forum is scheduled for July 16, 6-7:30 p.m. at the Minneapolis Central Library (Pohlad Hall) 300 Nicollet Ave. The forum is sponsored by the League …
Council Member Linea Palmisano hosted Minneapolis Police Department Fifth Precinct Inspector Ryan Kelly at her public office hours for Ward 13 residents on July 10.
Who will and will not appear on the general election ballot this year will be decided in the next few weeks. It will depend on who shows up and how they vote in this year’s Aug.11 primary election. …
Local artists are using their work as a tool for many victims, witnesses, and community members who may need healing following Operation Metro Surge. These artists include Ken Rivera, Lori Greene, …
Minnesota is known for its lakes and rivers, and here in the Twin Cities, people are very familiar with the bodies of water in the area. But there are some who are more familiar with these lakes and …
