While many climate-conscious events took place over Earth Day weekend, Minneapolis and the University combat climate change beyond the April holiday.
The lone independent socialist on the Minneapolis City Council, Robin Wonsley has had a turbulent three year term.
Growing fears among pro-choice groups that the Comstock Act will be used to ban abortion nationwide.
With the loss of multiple iconic local businesses, alumni and business owners reflect on the University life independent businesses helped create.
Vitality Roasting will open a coffee shop in Black Coffee and Waffle Bar’s Como location after working with them since 2018.
The driver fair wage ordinance is now scheduled to take effect July 1 to give new companies more time to prepare to operate in the city.
The trail near the Mississippi River adds greenery to the city and holds special historic significance.
An organization is spreading misinformation about wolves in northern Minnesota following a disappointing deer hunting season last fall.
Various programs and bills aim to help create affordable housing and lower vacancy rates.
Housing aimed at students and a research center will replace Caribou Coffee and Hong Kong Noodles.
The grant money will be used to create a study helping guide historic preservation in Minneapolis along with the nomination of at least three sites on the National Register.
SweeDee will bring in new flavors and grab-and-go food options.
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