City council approves three-year lease for temporary Minneapolis Third Police Precinct building

After the former building was damaged during riots, the Minneapolis City Council has approved a lease for a new headquarters for the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct.

Minnesota African American Heritage Museum reopens with new exhibits documenting George Floyd protests

The Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery reopened Tuesday, Aug. 18 with new exhibitions on display documenting the protests and riots in the wake of the death of George Floyd.

SEAD Project provides COVID-19 resources for Southeast Asian communities in Minnesota

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the Minneapolis-based Southeast Asian Diaspora (SEAD) Project provided hand sanitizers and face masks to Minnesota’s Southeast Asian communities.

Arbitrator: MPD officer connected to Christmas tree controversy unfairly terminated, but should be suspended

A neutral arbitrator determined one of the Minneapolis Police Officers involved in decorating what was perceived as a racist Christmas tree at the 4th precinct in 2018 should have been disciplined, but did not deserve to be fired.

Minneapolis surpasses 2019 homicide total after 2 separate deadly shootings Tuesday morning

Two people died in separate shootings in Minneapolis overnight. The deadly shootings were the city’s 48th and 49th homicides so far this year, surpassing the 48 homicides reported in all of 2019. 

Minnesota governor told White House a Trump visit to George Floyd memorial is 'really bad idea'

President Donald Trump’s campaign team wanted to have the president visit south Minneapolis Monday during his trip to Minnesota, multiple sources in government and law enforcement say. Gov. Tim Walz says he spent the weekend telling the White House why it was a “really bad idea.”

Minneapolis chefs serve Native American elders during COVID-19 pandemic

Chefs of the Gatherings Cafe at the Minneapolis American Indian Center have been preparing healthy and delicious meals for the elderly in their community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

President Trump blasts Minnesota officials over riots, scraps south Minneapolis visit

President Donald Trump blasted Minnesota officials Monday for their handling of rioting in Minneapolis, but did so without visiting south Minneapolis after Gov. Tim Walz told the White House it was a "really bad idea."

Group of Black golfers keep clubs swinging in Minneapolis decades after founding

Minnesota has more golfers per capita than just about any other state and that includes a group of Black golfers that have been playing together at a historic course in Minneapolis for decades.

1 injured in robbery near University of Minnesota campus

Authorities are investigating a robbery that took place overnight near the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis.

Thousands of customers without power in Twin Cities metro after Friday's storm

Xcel Energy reported Saturday morning that crews are still working to assess damage and restore power to customers after a line of thunderstorms rolled through Minnesota last night causing extensive damage to trees, poles and power lines.

Man found shot to death in Minneapolis parking ramp

Police are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead at a Minneapolis parking ramp on Friday.