How well do you know your E-bike? How well do you know your kid’s? Each week, Minnesotans walk into bike stores seeking repairs on their E-Bikes unsure of exactly what they are riding. Details …
The Board of Estimate and Taxation took votes on a series of amendments to Mayor Jacob Frey's proposed 2027-28 budget on Sept. 23 to determine how much the City’s levy can increase/decrease next …
On Sept. 12, families who have lost loved ones at the hands of police joined with supporters for a three-mile march and car caravan on University Ave., from St. Paul’s Western Police District to …
During the 18th annual Monarch Festival at Lake Nokomis Recreation Center on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, attendees celebrated the monarch butterfly’s 2,300-mile migration from Minnesota to Mexico …
Journalists gathered back at the Davis Center on Sept. 25 to ask questions that the Minneapolis Public Schools community has been asking since senior leadership revealed its school transformation …
Angie Lee, a Korean-American and owner of Moona Moono, grew up celebrating Chuseok with her family, and now she is bringing elements of it to Moona Moono on Saturday.
On Sept. 22, U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) heard testimony from three witnesses regarding the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge. Witnesses included …
Despite the steady drumbeat of assertions that Americans are highly polarized, bipartisan majorities say that if the public were to have more influence on members of Congress, they would be more …
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is considering options to replace the deteriorated Works Progress Administration (WPA) wall along a section of the western shoreline at Lake Harriet. The …
It all started with The Summer Christmas Came to Minnesota . This 1989 article by Dr. William D. Green sent Jason Benjamin, a long-time South Minneapolis resident and teacher, down a Minnesota …
Minneapolis Public Schools senior leadership presented its "school transformation" plan on Sept. 15 to the school board and a large audience of MPS parents and press.
Minneapolis Public Schools parents filled the John B. Davis Center meeting room Tuesday night as the school board listened to an opaque presentation from district administration on suggested school closures across the district.
If the City Council approves the budget as is, Mayor Jacob Frey’s $2.3 billion budget would increase City spending by $270 million and the property tax levy would go up by 11.3%. Final budget …
Stephen A. Born’s first camera was a Kodak Instamatic camera that he received at a summer photo camp at Emerson Elementary School. Quite a jump from the iPhone he now uses to photograph Lake …
Uptown resident Davis Greske has released his latest work, “Bleaktown Manor.” When Chad Sommers learns of Bleaktown Manor, he recruits his girlfriend and four best friends to investigate if the …
Independent comic creators Bud and Fud Burgy (The Burgy Brothers) have announced the official release of “Bushwhacked! Volume One.” The debut trade paperback anthology brings 112 pages of …
The League of Minnesota Poets 5th annual Agates IndyBookStore Tour will bring five remarkable poets to Eat My Words Bookstore on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 1 p.m.: Becky Boling, Annette Gagliardi, Douglas …
Safe parking ordinance Ward 12 Council Member Aurin Chowdhury and Ward 9 Council Member Jason Chavez have outlined plans for a new ordinance that would permit safe outdoor parking areas in …
Stevens Square clean-up days Meet at Steven Square Park on the third Saturday of each month, 10 a.m. to noon, to work together to keep the neighborhood clean. Participants may be eligible for a rent …
A Hennepin County judge found Taylor Schulz not guilty on Sept. 10, 2026. Schultz was accused of killing Skafte at Oak Park Grocer in December 2023.
