Minneapolis small businesses – and some big ones – start receiving assistance to remedy...
Sara Wordofa, the owner of Katar River Restaurant and Bakery in Minneapolis’ Longfellow neighborhood, originally planned to expand her business in January, with another expansion planned for April. Then Operation Metro Surge happened. The expansions were delayed, leaving her holding on to several outstanding loans. “It
No Kings event marks a year since Hortman killings with grief, resolve
At Francis Burger Joint in northeast Minneapolis, people gathered to watch a livestream of a No Kings event in New York City, while also honoring former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman.
Operation Metro Surge Left Nearly $700 Million in Damage. For Some, the Cost Was...
Contributing writer Clint Combs reports on a sweeping new report estimating that Operation Metro Surge inflicted nearly $700 million in economic damage on Minneapolis, including $445 million in lost business revenue and $152 million in lost worker wages, told through the story of Daniel Hernandez, who is closing his So
Shakopee businesses see boom as area continues to grow
Roughly a half hour southwest of downtown Minneapolis, businesses in Shakopee, Minnesota, say they're booming due to area growth.
Twin Cities is about to host 3,000 Special Olympics athletes this week
3000 athletes, 1500 coaches, and more than ten-thousand volunteers will participate in the games, which start June 20th in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul Puts Big Bet on Tiny Lot to Jolt University Avenue
St. Paul is quietly lining up a half-block stretch on University Avenue, buying an empty commercial building and pairing it with adjacent city-owned parcels in hopes of finally drawing larger housing and mixed-use projects to a corridor that has seen little new construction for years. The idea is to reshape how develop
Family of teen found dead with fellow Harding student seeks help bringing her home...
Foul play and drug use are not suspected in the deaths of 16-year-old Karely Kimberly González Veloz and 18-year-old Lean Joe Coello.
Vadnais Heights could undo new fire station project after complaints
The Vadnais Heights City Council is considering reversing a more than $30 million project to build a new fire station following resident backlash over costs. The project was approved last month and was to be financed through bonds, with bids expected this summer. The city administrator is recommending the council...
Brooklyn Park 10-year-old missing after visiting family in north Minneapolis
Jayceon Rogers, 10, was last seen around 5 p.m. Sunday in the 2500 block of 6th Street North.
Line-Ups & Legacy Celebrates Black Fatherhood, Family, and Health on Father’s Day
2nd Chance Outreach presents Line-Ups & Legacy on Sunday, June 21 at North Central University's Trask Worship Center in Minneapolis, a theatrical performance set in a neighborhood barbershop exploring generational conversations among African American men about legacy, masculinity and health, with a focus on prostate an
