Tom Thumb mini-golf courses were all over the city, thanks to the inventor of mini-golf and a Georgia resort owner.

A routine convention held to endorse a City Council candidate erupted into physical assaults, shouting, and people storming the stage during convention proceedings.

The northwest corner block of 35th and Lyndale could see quite a transformation given the next door businesses for sale.

Join the Minnesota Historian and learn about the nationally recognized historic places in Lyndale, South Uptown, Kingfield, East Harriet, Linden Hills, Lynnhurst, and Tangletown.

City officials assemble to answer questions about Bryant Avenue reconstruction

Clients get time and attention with Bevel piercers in calm, quiet shop.

Residents flooded a stakeholder meeting to express frustration over last-minute changes to a street design established in 2021. City engineers say the street plan needs to be changed for emergency vehicle access.

Frank Brown owns the biggest Black-owned print shop in Minnesota and wants to continue hiring more Black and Brown employees at his new location in North Minneapolis.

Without brick and mortar stories bringing in foot traffic, small businesses await a new apartment development that will shift the building once again.

The Black and Funny Improv festival brings together Black improvisers from across North America to joyously interrupt expectations of what improv should look like.

Metro Transit is closing the waiting area on March 16 until contracted security guards can be in place. Today, the Met Council is considering a security contract with Allied Universal, a security firm with a history of killing transit riders in other states.

Community input and traffic data will inform whether pilot program sticks around for good.

The owners, who closed their downtown Minneapolis bar in late 2022, will have a similar rooftop bar when it warms up

Though it’s a small space, you can’t miss the lime-green exterior on Hennepin Ave. of the taco bar, opening in March.

Here is a breakdown of shows you can see at HUGE through February.

Abdulkarim “AK” Abdulle and Yassir Mohamed bonded over sneaker culture. Two years later, they opened up The Hype and a nearby barber shop in Uptown.

Here's a recap on the recent business openings in Uptown and what we can expect for early this year.

his holiday season, businesses in Uptown are lighting up storefronts to spread cheer and attract more foot traffic to the business district.

The theater has been expanding the realm of long-form improv in Uptown for over a decade, and this season brings another slate of performances that push the boundaries of improv.

An empty lot in Uptown will be the site of an affordable housing development.