Defense attorneys fight to overturn Mohamed Noor conviction
The attorney for Mohamed Noor, the former Minneapolis police officer charged with fatally shooting Justine Damond in 2017, met with judges Wednesday to discuss his appeal of Noor's Third Degree Murder charge.
The attorney for Mohamed Noor, the former Minneapolis police officer charged with fatally shooting Justine Damond in 2017, met with judges Wednesday to discuss his appeal of Noor's Third Degree Murder charge.
Minneapolis sets new record for voter turnout in 2020 election
Minneapolis set a new record for voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election, with 80.6% of the city’s registered voters casting a ballot.
Minneapolis set a new record for voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election, with 80.6% of the city’s registered voters casting a ballot.
Minneapolis voters overwhelmingly approve ballot questions
Minneapolis voters approved two ballot questions regarding amendments to the city charter.
Minneapolis voters approved two ballot questions regarding amendments to the city charter.
Police: Protesters arrested after shooting off fireworks in Uptown Minneapolis
More than a dozen people were arrested Tuesday after protesters gathered in Uptown Minneapolis.
More than a dozen people were arrested Tuesday after protesters gathered in Uptown Minneapolis.
3 injured, including at least 1 shooter, in shooting near HCMC
Three people were injured in a shooting near Hennepin County Medical Center in Minnepolis Tuesday afternoon.
Three people were injured in a shooting near Hennepin County Medical Center in Minnepolis Tuesday afternoon.
DOJ to send personnel to Minneapolis to monitor election law compliance
The United States Department of Justice announced Monday it plans to send personnel to 44 jurisdictions nationwide, including Minneapolis, to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws.
The United States Department of Justice announced Monday it plans to send personnel to 44 jurisdictions nationwide, including Minneapolis, to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws.
Wait times swell up to 3 hours outside Minneapolis early vote centers
Minneapolis early voting polling place lines swelled Monday afternoon as the early voting period came to an end.
Minneapolis early voting polling place lines swelled Monday afternoon as the early voting period came to an end.
All lanes of Hwy. 5 near MSP Airport to reopen Friday after months-long construction project
The construction project that closed ramps and highways near MSP Airport over the last seven months is coming to an end this week, MnDOT announced Monday.
The construction project that closed ramps and highways near MSP Airport over the last seven months is coming to an end this week, MnDOT announced Monday.
89-year-old Minneapolis woman’s house vandalized, windows broken for 6th time since March
Frances Mosley’s family believes the same person has come to their mother’s home near Lake Nokomis six times in seven months and broken several windows.
Frances Mosley’s family believes the same person has come to their mother’s home near Lake Nokomis six times in seven months and broken several windows.
Minneapolis shooting leaves one man dead, search for suspect underway
A shooting on West Broadway in Minneapolis late Friday left one man dead and officers searching for a suspect.
A shooting on West Broadway in Minneapolis late Friday left one man dead and officers searching for a suspect.
Banner flown over Minneapolis shares message of unity amid divisive election
As Election Day nears, it seems like as a nation people are becoming more and more divided. Artists and musicians are hoping a high-flying display can help bring the country together.
As Election Day nears, it seems like as a nation people are becoming more and more divided. Artists and musicians are hoping a high-flying display can help bring the country together.
Native American community gathers to get out to vote in Minneapolis
With only days left, Minnesota’s Native American community is making sure people get out to vote.
With only days left, Minnesota’s Native American community is making sure people get out to vote.
Get well banner unfurled for burn victim outside Minneapolis hospital
Nearly two months after Don Kellner was hospitalized with severe burns following an explosion at his Cold Spring home, a special get-well banner was unfurled on a giant construction crane outside his hospital window to raise his spirits.
Nearly two months after Don Kellner was hospitalized with severe burns following an explosion at his Cold Spring home, a special get-well banner was unfurled on a giant construction crane outside his hospital window to raise his spirits.
Executive order clears way for Indoor Villages construction to begin in North Loop
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed an executive order Thursday to clear the way for the Indoor Villages shelter for people experiencing homelessness in the North Loop.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed an executive order Thursday to clear the way for the Indoor Villages shelter for people experiencing homelessness in the North Loop.
Leaders set up hotline to help Black community in Minneapolis traverse the COVID-19 pandemic
As the state sees a rise in COVID-19 cases, two local organizations are working to steer resources to the Black community.
As the state sees a rise in COVID-19 cases, two local organizations are working to steer resources to the Black community.
Minneapolis resident aims to better connect police to crime tips on Nextdoor
A Minneapolis resident is trying to find a better way to get crime tips posted on Nextdoor to police investigators.
A Minneapolis resident is trying to find a better way to get crime tips posted on Nextdoor to police investigators.
City Pages ending print, online publication after 41 years
City Pages, the Twin Cities weekly arts and entertainment publication, is shutting down immediately after 41 years, the Star Tribune Media Co. announced Wednesday.
City Pages, the Twin Cities weekly arts and entertainment publication, is shutting down immediately after 41 years, the Star Tribune Media Co. announced Wednesday.
University of Minnesota gives each student 1 saliva COVID-19 test
The University of Minnesota says a new program will make one saliva test available for every student to use at their own discretion if they are concerned about being exposed to the virus.
The University of Minnesota says a new program will make one saliva test available for every student to use at their own discretion if they are concerned about being exposed to the virus.
Report: Fire sprinklers could have saved lives in Minneapolis high-rise fire
Fire sprinkler systems could have saved the lives of five people who died in an early morning fire at a high-rise apartment building in Minneapolis’ Cedar-Riverside neighborhood last fall, according to a report from state officials.
Fire sprinkler systems could have saved the lives of five people who died in an early morning fire at a high-rise apartment building in Minneapolis’ Cedar-Riverside neighborhood last fall, according to a report from state officials.
Minneapolis properties damaged during unrest to receive tax relief
More than 600 Minneapolis properties will receive property tax relief for damage sustained during civil unrest this summer, the city announced Tuesday.
More than 600 Minneapolis properties will receive property tax relief for damage sustained during civil unrest this summer, the city announced Tuesday.