A conversation with a newly announced candidate for the Ward 11 City Council seat.

A conversation about her first 14 months in office

We sat down with Mark to talk about why he's running for the City Council

We sat down with Soren to talk about housing policy, George Floyd Square, climate, and more.

City Council candidate newcomer shares how he'd approach being a councilmember.

After a City Council meeting this week, we’re a step closer to figuring out the answer to two of the most vexing questions in Southwest Minneapolis over the last several months – what happened to the Uptown sign, and when will it replaced?

The historic sign letters were thrown away and replaced by the current owners, with no repercussions from the City.

With the City talking over the rubble cleanup, 2312 Lyndale may be cleared in October.

There are many takeaways from Humphrey’s early years, but maybe most important is that Humphrey’s accomplishments show how young people can make a difference in local and national politics, even when the odds seem stacked against them.

The landlord is dividing the former Larue's into two separate retail spaces.

Administration shared some information about job vacancies at the district, including the newly-developed intervention triads.

Drug use, temporary sheltering, and waiting for the bus all intermix at a transit station without dedicated security, police, or community resources.

The​ City Council passed a motion last week that keeps any future policy precincts or facilities from being built at the current Third Precinct site.

The Park & Rec Board’s StreetReach team helped navigate a long-term conflict in Stevens Square Park using a culturally-appropriate, non-violent approach.

The president and CEO of the YWCA Minneapolis announced the closures today.

In public, you can smoke weed if you want to, just make sure it's in places where smoking isn't prohibited.

A Cedar-Riverside second-hand store sells modest fashion and mentors young women.

Anita White, age 70, “draws in the moment.” Anywhere, any time, the artist has blank sheets of paper, a pencil and sometimes even watercolor paint ready to capture the moments of daily …

Because of the redistricting process completed in 2022, every Minneapolis City Council member will be up for reelection this year to serve a two-year term. In 2025, council candidates will be back on …