In an active city like Minneapolis, maintaining clear sidewalks and curb cuts in the winter is a necessity.

We talked with crop artist Jill Moe about her first place win in crop art at the 2023 Minnesota State Fair for her depiction of Lake Chipotle, a reference to an often-flooded Chipotle parking lot.

Dynamic lanes analysis done after the appointment of the new Public Works director.

The city's flag is 68 years old, so let’s design a new one‍

Traffic data show a decrease in crashes after Lyndale Avenue was redesigned in pilot program

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...

In October, people started calling the City about a construction truck parked in the protected Blaisdell bike lane. An obstruction permit and a lack of signage continues to frustrate bicyclists.

The property manager at Loring Corners is holding out hope that the City makes the right decision.

Ward 10 Councilmember Aisha Chughtai writes about her direct experience with encampments and how the City of Minneapolis can more humanely respond to the homeless in our city.

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

A response to our interview with Council Member Palmisano

Residents at a small encampment on 31st Street were evicted from the underpass on Tuesday morning.

Even when a driver seriously injures or kills someone, judges hand down short sentences and drivers get their licenses back. Permanently revoking licenses isn’t an option.

Palmisano votes one way and spins it to an audience who may not be tracking all the council votes that got us here.

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

Southwest Minneapolis is now home to a new delivery-based THC edibles business, Baja Ontario. The company is partially Black-owned, a rarity in legal THC businesses.

Lake Chipotle is a popular discussion topic and a pain to drive through. This week, Chipotle began paving some people's paradise to create a functional parking lot.

After one of C. David George's properties caught fire in September, former tenants shared their experiences dealing with a landlord who managed unsecured buildings and was slow to make repairs and...

His resignation comes after a nearly three-week strike by district educators.

A conversation with one of the candidates for the Ward 7 City Council seat

After quietly moving in last summer, Chef Yia Vang is done with pop-ups at Lake and Bryant and is settling in with a familiar name.

Owning the shop has become difficult for Tom Thomson since his wife’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis and the Bryant Avenue reconstruction.

The bell and wheel are finally home

Fig + Farro and Root to Rise owners converge to bring ‘regenerative’ food and ‘euphoric’ drinks to The Wedge

A divided Minneapolis City Council is up for election in November, and there's a lot at stake on issues from housing to transit to public safety.

Contrary to what media outlets have recently reported, Ward 7 City Council candidate Scott Graham has 290 housing code violations, not 209. Most of the code violations occurred at properties that he...

A data analysis of councilmember vote records in 2022 show that there are voting blocks despite most City Council votes being unanimous.

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...

The Aqua City Motel will officially be no more.

We checked in with a neighbor who was recently profiled in an interactive New York Times house hunting series.

An organizer with the Justice for Justine coalition talks about our current moment.

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

Some recommendations in letter almost identical to changes announced by Public Works

The Eat Street restaurant will reopen in about two weeks following an injury and tax troubles.