Multiple encampments have formed and then been swept by the City, MnDOT in the area over the last year.
Beads, fabrics, yarn, and sewing supplies are all within your reach here in Southwest Minneapolis
The Wedge and Linden Hills Co-ops have rebranded under one shared name
The Korean play brings traditional samulnori rhythms to a kitchen near you.
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
With three shops in one block, you can make an afternoon of shopping vintage on Lyndale Avenue.
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 exhibition features work from teenage students around the Twin Cities and tackles issues including childbirth death rates and distrusting the U.S. medical system.
For one more weekend, a Tibetan play will roam the Washburn Fair Oaks Park in Whittier. Playgoers will follow along on foot.
Students are able to see their art framed and displayed in a community space, bringing them a sense of pride, according to Whittier Community art teacher Stacie McCormack.
A routine convention held to endorse a City Council candidate erupted into physical assaults, shouting, and people storming the stage during convention proceedings.
A guide to things to eat and drink, places to shop, and things to do in the Whittier neighborhood of Minneapolis, curated by our readers
While blending old-world history with modern-day relevance, local author Julie Jo Severson explores hidden and legendary gems throughout the region she’s called home most of her life in her new guidebook.
The City is finally addressing a property that has been a nuisance to neighbors for months due to people breaking into the vacant and condemned building.
Join the Minnesota Historian and learn about the nationally recognized historic places in Lowry Hill, Stevens Square, Whittier, East Isles, Kenwood, and Cedar-Isles-Dean
Heather Klein is moving forward with the plant-based, THC-themed restaurant, but with a new name.
Nearby property owner and residents are dealing with a lack of help with a well-known slumlord’s property.
Community input and traffic data will inform whether pilot program sticks around for good.
