May Day Cafe reopens in Minneapolis as worker-owned cooperative

Workers raised $100,000 from community members and received loans from the city and cooperative developers to finance the enterprise.

Woman sentenced in fiery crash that left her passenger dead

A Minneapolis woman was sentenced Friday in a deadly crash where one person died and another was seriously injured. 

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A judge sentenced a Minneapolis woman to prison for her role in a fatal crash that happened on Easter 2024.

Woman to be sentenced for fatal Easter 2024 crash
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A Minneapolis woman is set to be sentenced Friday morning for a fatal crash that happened back on Easter 2024.

Separate Minneapolis shootings leave 2 dead, 1 injured

Two people were killed and another was injured during separate shootings in Minneapolis on Thursday night and early Friday morning. 

Council delays decision on George Floyd Square plan
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Minneapolis council member voted to delay a decision on the future of George Floyd Square, as members consider a pedestrian mall at the memorial site.

Mpls mayor presses council on George Floyd Square
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is pushing council members to decide on a plan for the future of George Floyd Square. A makeshift memorial has stood at the intersection of 38th and Chicago for nearly five years, as the city debates the future of the site.

Mpls council briefed on landlord price-fixing case
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A Minneapolis City Council committee will receive an update from the Minnesota Attorney General?s Office about the ongoing lawsuit against six of the nation?s largest landlords, alleging a scheme to inflate rent prices by using anti-competitive pricing algorithms and data sharing.

Minneapolis boulevard gardens, vegetation targeted by new ordinance

In a city widely known for promoting the benefits of bee pollinator gardens and increased access to fresh vegetables, an ordinance would propose restrictions, and the need for permits, to successfully create either on the boulevard in front of resident properties.

Minneapolis rent-fixing scheme lawsuit: Council briefed on allegations

A Minneapolis City Council committee will receive an update from the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office about the ongoing lawsuit against six of the nation’s largest landlords, alleging a scheme to inflate rent prices by using anti-competitive pricing algorithms and data sharing. 

DOJ rent fixing scheme lawsuit continues
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The Minnesota Attorney’s General office is expected to give an update on the lawsuit accusing some Twin Cities landlords of inflating rent prices. FOX 9’s Bill Keller has more on the story.

Minneapolis outlines enhanced policies and oversight for violence prevention programs

Newly hired Neighborhood Safety Deputy Director Lea Lakes outlined a set of changes in the department to better monitor compliance and enhance the results of violence prevention groups hired by the City of Minneapolis. 

Violence interrupter program faces council scrutiny
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The Minneapolis' Neighborhood Safety department faced questioning on Monday over the city's violence interrupter program.

Minneapolis police making progress in MDHR settlement compliance

Minneapolis leaders say there's been progress in reforming the Minneapolis Police Department and community safety efforts under the Minnesota Department of Human Rights settlement agreement. 

MPD making progress in MDHR settlement agreement
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City officials say the Minneapolis Police Department is making progress in meeting the requirements of the MDHR settlement agreement.

Passcode Predators: Inside a cell-phone theft ring that drained online accounts

Minneapolis police recently showed the FOX 9 Investigators how a highly organized cell phone theft ring targeted drunk, college-aged kids in Minneapolis’ popular bar scene.