Chaka Khan Opens Prince Tribute Week At First Avenue In Minneapolis
Minneapolis honors Prince with a week-long festival including concerts, a citywide 'Purple Path' tribute, and even a sing-along aimed at 15,000 fans.
Documenters report: Minneapolis Public Housing Authority moves to sell Oak Park building
MinnPost’s Twin Cities Documenters program trains and pays community members to take notes at local government meetings. Below are Documenter Travonta Nance’s summary and observations from the May 27 meeting of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority. You can find Travonta’s full notes here, which include links to the
Minneapolis Aquatennial 2026: Festival returns July 18–26 with free events
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Big changes are coming to the Minneapolis Aquatennial in 2026, with new leadership, events and the return of once beloved traditions. The Aquatennial Ambassador Organization (AAO) is now leading the Aquatennial, taking over from the Minneapolis Downtown Council, which previously announced it would
Man seriously injured in north Minneapolis hit-and-run
Investigators say an SUV struck another vehicle, which then collided with a motorcyclist. The driver of the SUV then fled the scene.
Star Tribune to cut 65 jobs a month after winning Pulitzer Prize
Around 25 of the cuts will come from the newsroom.
3 people charged in fatal auto theft attempt outside coffee shop in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis woman is charged with murder and vehicular homicide in the death of a man who tried to stop her and another person from stealing his vehicle last month. Investigators say that on May 15, Amos Ferrier ran out of Rick’s Coffee Bar in Minneapolis and confronted two people who'd broken into his vehicle.
Minnesota Unsolved: The Dunlap Files reveal new details in 1995 murder of Pillsbury marketing...
MINNEAPOLIS — After the disappearance of Pillsbury marketing manager Anne Barber Dunlap on Dec. 30, 1995, her husband, Brad Dunlap, told every news reporter he talked to how perfect their marriage was. “Everything in our life is like the best that it's ever been,” Brad told KARE 11 News...
Former Michigan commit explains Minnesota flip, and fans won’t love it
Oen former Michigan commit made no sense for his reason to flip to another Big Ten school.
Twin Cities tot is named the 2026 Gerber Baby
The baby food brand has selected Cameron Chung as this year's Gerber Baby.
Last year, this New Jersey city experienced its first ‘homicide-free summer’ in 50 years....
In 2025, Camden, New Jersey — a city of about 72,000 residents that sits across the Delaware River from Philadelphia — experienced its first homicide-free summer in nearly 50 years. The city ended the year with 12 homicides — a stark drop from 2012 when it recorded 67,...

















