Two empty lots and an existing house is the site for a planned 19-unit apartment building at 50th and Lyndale in Tangletown.

CEDAR LAKE CHANNEL REOPENS The Cedar Lake (Kenilworth) Channel has reopened to recreational use. As part of the Green Line Extension (GLE) LRT Project, three new concrete bridges have been …

LynLake’s theater scene is buzzing this week with a sold-out run at Jungle Theater and HUGE Theater buying a building and temporarily performing at another one.

Live & Local captures live music at local venues featuring local musicians. We talk with musicians about the Minneapolis music scene, their music backgrounds, and what it means for them to play music with other people.

The Eat Street restaurant will reopen in about two weeks following an injury and tax troubles.

Isidro Perez named the Whittier bakery after his first-born daughter, Marissa

As homeless bounce around to encampment sites, City says it makes “conscientious effort” to confirm shelter availability

Thirteen state legislators volunteered during Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s Red Blue Build

Associate Director Alison Hiltner discusses the process of presenting gallery exhibitions and what happens when things don’t go as planned.

We talked with crop artist Jill Moe about her first place win in crop art at the 2023 Minnesota State Fair for her depiction of Lake Chipotle, a reference to an often-flooded Chipotle parking lot.

You’ll never guess what is inside the doors of an unassuming East Isles business.

Once a steady source of rare and independent film showings, the Lagoon has stepped in to fill the blockbuster gaps left by shuttered theaters.

I've learned how complicated new technology can be to someone older. I'm glad that I can put a little time and effort into helping someone in my community.

Szechuan Spice owner is moving to China

We sat down with Mark to talk about why he's running for the City Council

After a City Council meeting this week, we’re a step closer to figuring out the answer to two of the most vexing questions in Southwest Minneapolis over the last several months – what happened to the Uptown sign, and when will it replaced?

The historic sign letters were thrown away and replaced by the current owners, with no repercussions from the City.

With the City talking over the rubble cleanup, 2312 Lyndale may be cleared in October.

The landlord is dividing the former Larue's into two separate retail spaces.

Drug use, temporary sheltering, and waiting for the bus all intermix at a transit station without dedicated security, police, or community resources.