Minneapolis MN

Featured picture for "Maple Grove Cuts Ribbon On Second Culver's Near Hy‑Vee"

Maple Grove Cuts Ribbon On Second Culver’s Near Hy‑Vee

Maple Grove’s latest outlot just landed a familiar blue-and-white tenant, as city officials and local business leaders cut the ribbon Monday on a new Culver’s at the Markets at Rush Creek. The celebration marked the fast-casual chain’s second restaurant in town and another piece of the growing southwest Maple Grove...
Featured picture for "Brothers killed by cousin honored at vigil"

Brothers killed by cousin honored at vigil

Last Monday, in Minneapolis, 14-year-old Xavier Vincent Marquis Barnett and 23-year-old Akwame Shaquelle Davron Stewart were shot by 23-year-old Eddie Darren Duncan, their cousin, who was later killed by police in a shooting in Brooklyn Center. A week after the brothers’ tragic deaths, a vigil was held at their home...
Featured picture for "NPPA awards KARE 11 as 2026 Large Market Station of the Year"

NPPA awards KARE 11 as 2026 Large Market Station of the Year

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — KARE 11 was recently recognized by the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) as the 2026 Large Market Station of the Year. It's the 11th time KARE 11 has been awarded this honor. Chief Photojournalist Chad Nelson was named the Eric Crisp Photojournalist of the Year...
Featured picture for "Family mourns two brothers killed in north Minneapolis shooting"

Family mourns two brothers killed in north Minneapolis shooting

Dozens gathered at a vigil in north Minneapolis Monday to remember two brothers shot and killed last week. According to the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, 23-year-old Akwame Stewart and 14-year-old Xavier Barnett were both killed by a cousin. Jerry McAfee, a pastor at New Salem Missionary Baptist Church, offered...
Featured picture for "I Explored Bob Dylan's Hometown and Here's What I Saw"

I Explored Bob Dylan’s Hometown and Here’s What I Saw

Like Robert Zimmerman, after I finished high school, I moved to Minneapolis to attend college at the University of Minnesota. And like Zimmerman, I lived in Dinkytown, frequented the coffee shops, book stores, and record shops there (one was even called “Positively 4th Street” during my tenure) and longed for the...
Featured picture for "The Easy 2.1-Mile Hike In Minnesota That Leads You To This Secret Waterfall"

The Easy 2.1-Mile Hike In Minnesota That Leads You To This Secret Waterfall

Most people think they know Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis, but they’re only seeing half the story. The Lower Glen Trail offers a 2.1-mile journey that reveals a side of this famous waterfall that most visitors completely miss, and it’s hiding in plain sight. You know that feeling when...
Featured picture for "Revival's former Minneapolis location will become Indian-Tibetan restaurant"

Revival’s former Minneapolis location will become Indian-Tibetan restaurant

Revival's former building in South Minneapolis will become an Indian and Tibetan restaurant. The latest: Choegyal Tenzin confirmed to Axios he bought the building, at 4537 Nicollet Ave S. Flashback: Acclaimed fried chicken restaurant Revival opened a smoked meats variation there in 2022, but the company abruptly...
Featured picture for "Gregory Bovino Is Now Under Criminal Investigation"

Gregory Bovino Is Now Under Criminal Investigation

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Former Customs and Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino’s use of chemical irritants during the Department of Homeland Security’s “Operation Metro Surge” in Minnesota is among 17 criminal investigations now...
Featured picture for "Speeding declined at all 5 Minneapolis traffic camera sites, report says"

Speeding declined at all 5 Minneapolis traffic camera sites, report says

Speeding violations declined at all five Minneapolis intersections​ where the city installed traffic safety cameras last fall, according to the program's annual report.
Featured picture for "Hackenmueller’s Meat Market Raises Thousands of Dollars for Those in Need"

Hackenmueller’s Meat Market Raises Thousands of Dollars for Those in Need

Hackenmueller’s Meat Market in downtown Robbinsdale is giving back to the community that keeps it going. So far, community donations have raised more than $3,400 to buy groceries for those in need. The system is simple — cashiers ask customers if they’d like to add $5, $10 or $20...

Trending Posts