A new affordable thrift store is set to open at the former Phuoc Loc Tho jewelry store.
The Minneapolis and Park Police Departments responded to numerous large groups gathered at lakeshores last year.
The young officer helped an elderly couple escape their burning house next to Bde Maka Ska in 2023.
The neighborhood organization and Alliance Housing, its development partner, aim for a mix of transitional housing and smaller, deeply affordable units at 2116 Nicollet Ave.
The group behind the Mother’s Day weekend art fair at the Sculpture Garden is bringing new artists to the edge of Minneapolis.
GroundUp Development and EHR Construction think Southwest Minneapolis is ready for a Scandinavian-style modern home with standout siding and high-tech finishes.
Artist and educator Adam Johnson wants to spread fandom through his art.
The once missing bell and wheel are displayed inside Pimento Market
Heirloom Properties plans a crowdfunding campaign for an all-electric powered duplex and carriage house apartment near Dupont Ave. and 37th St.
Rituals include meditation, conversations and natural memorials that eventually return to the earth.
A group of five U of M grad students took second place in the American Planning Association design competition for their work developing a plan proposal for the former Kmart site in south Minneapolis.
Sebastian Joe's Kingfield Social is opening in the former Apoy space.
Valerie Blomberg is the new Wedge Neighborhood Coordinator. She moved to Lowry Hill East (the Wedge) in 2019. She started volunteering with LHENA soon after, supporting the neighborhood potlucks that …
For the West Maka Ska Neighborhood’s third Neighborhood Talk, we are thrilled to host Kate Beane, PH.D! Join us on May 23 from 5-7 p.m. at the Bakken Museum (3537 Zenith Ave. S) as …
GRAMMY RIDES ACROSS AMERICA Come laugh and learn with 66-year-old Donna Minter (aka Grammy) to discover her Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) to bicycle 3200 miles in Fall 2024 on the GRAMMY Ride …
After a seamless lead cast change, “A Year with Frog and Toad” brings audiences a show full of “humor grounded in truth.”
C. David George’s portfolio of vacant buildings is a case study of how easy it is to let hundreds of units sit empty.
A neighbor has filed a lawsuit against the developer of a five-story apartment building, based on the size of the building.
After neighbors voiced concerns over an approved master plan, Park & Recreation Board members offer a resolution to pause decision making.
Curious why vacant lots are, well, vacant? We look up the history of a few and try to figure out why they are empty and what plans the owners have for them.
