Minneapolis Downtown Council looks ahead to 2025
A plan forged by an 80-member task force reportedly includes more residents, parkland, and a home for a team that wears purple.
A plan forged by an 80-member task force reportedly includes more residents, parkland, and a home for a team that wears purple.
The entire county was without power after the storms blew through Thursday evening.
One person also faces life-threatening injuries in a crash that happened in Olmsted County.
A birthday fishing trip shapes into a heroic tale.
The film surrounds St. Paul-born Kelsey Peterson, who continues to pursue her passions in dance after being paralyzed from the chest down in 2012.
All the houses on the avenue front onto a pedestrian mall in south Minneapolis.
The next update will be provided Monday.
No plague of locusts, we're afraid.
Photo above shows the ominous view in Marshall, Minnesota as a dangerous line of storms approached Thursday afternoon.
The push to pass a slate of abortion and healthcare-related bills comes after a leaked Supreme Court opinion draft indicated Roe v Wade will be overturned.
The teen was located around 40 minutes after he had gone under water.
This weekend's performances are still going ahead, History Theatre says.
The National Weather Service confirmed the death on Thursday evening.
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 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.
“It’s kind of a fight to the death to see who can get the property before the next person,” said Dylan Garrison, a leasing agent for Downtown Resource Group, which rents out condos for owners who want to wait for better market conditions before selling.
The owners of Bootleggers, one of two nuisance nightclubs in downtown Minneapolis, have agreed to close by Oct. 1, according to the Star Tribune. Earlier this month, city officials threatened to revoke the liquor license of both Bootleggers and Envy because of violations and unpaid citations. The owners of Envy have until Aug. 27 to decide if it will voluntarily close.
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