A plan forged by an 80-member task force reportedly includes more residents, parkland, and a home for a team that wears purple.
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The suspect committed suicide and two women died of homicide.
The win snapped a four-game losing streak for the tourney-hopeful Gophers.
The Prince estate has been upping its social media game.
A friend has identified the suspected gunman to local media.
The teenager was charged with assaulting a police officer.
Snow is expected to begin in southwest Minnesota late Saturday night.
Lee Radzak has been on the job since 1982.
Dubnyk has allowed 10 goals in his last two games.
It'll start liquidation sales on Sunday.
Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglein is taking over as the head of the Minneapolis Downtown Council. He will take over for Sam Grabarski, who's held the position since 1996. Stenglein will take over June 1.
The Star Tribune takes an early look at what the city calls Downtown 2025. The plan calls for doubling the number of residents (by leveling the Metrodome and converting the site into a neighborhood, a plan that conflicts with the mayor's vision). The proposal also aims to create a "stadium district," revitalize Nicollet Mall and end homelessness, among other goals. But a big vision comes with a hefty price tag, of course: $2 billion.
The repeated scenes of chaos, including a shooting near the Gay 90's club last week, is keeping restaurant tenants away from the district, an executive from Cassidy Turley tells the Business Journal. At least one business owner has left downtown completely.