Minneapolis to require face masks in all public indoor places
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed an emergency regulation Thursday requiring all people in Minneapolis to wear cloth face masks or coverings while indoors starting Tuesday.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed an emergency regulation Thursday requiring all people in Minneapolis to wear cloth face masks or coverings while indoors starting Tuesday.
Coronavirus in Minnesota: Here's what is canceled, postponed or closed this summer
The COVID-19 pandemic closed public spaces and postponed or canceled many large gatherings and events in the Twin Cities this spring, but it is now starting to affect summer activities as well.
The COVID-19 pandemic closed public spaces and postponed or canceled many large gatherings and events in the Twin Cities this spring, but it is now starting to affect summer activities as well.
Sea Salt Eatery to reopen for takeout starting Friday
The popular Sea Salt Eatery says it is opening for takeout starting Friday with limited hours and menu.
The popular Sea Salt Eatery says it is opening for takeout starting Friday with limited hours and menu.
Twins launch app to connect fans to grocery stores and restaurants
The Twins hope a new app will help fans connect with some of its business partners during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Twins hope a new app will help fans connect with some of its business partners during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center attempts family reunion of baby beaver that fell over Minnehaha Falls
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota is trying to reunited a baby beaver with her family after the beaver appeared to have gone over Minnehaha Falls.
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota is trying to reunited a baby beaver with her family after the beaver appeared to have gone over Minnehaha Falls.
Law professor falsely accused of rape, wins defamation case
A University of Minnesota Law School professor, Francesco Parisi, has won a nearly $1.2 million defamation case against a woman who had falsely accused him of rape.
A University of Minnesota Law School professor, Francesco Parisi, has won a nearly $1.2 million defamation case against a woman who had falsely accused him of rape.
Business owner makes good on promise to donate 'Minnesota Strong' shirt proceeds to other businesses
A south Minneapolis business owner who was selling “Minnesota Strong” t-shirts and sweatshirts to benefit small businesses made good on his promises Wednesday.
A south Minneapolis business owner who was selling “Minnesota Strong” t-shirts and sweatshirts to benefit small businesses made good on his promises Wednesday.
Accused Minneapolis serial rapist makes court appearance
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman promised Wednesday that his office will do everything it can to make sure Jory Wiebrand, a man charged with multiple sexual assaults in Minneapolis, never terrorizes the community again.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman promised Wednesday that his office will do everything it can to make sure Jory Wiebrand, a man charged with multiple sexual assaults in Minneapolis, never terrorizes the community again.
Minneapolis reclaims title of nation’s best park system, St. Paul ranked 3rd
Minneapolis has the best park system in the U.S., according to the annual ParkScore Index from the Trust for Public Land. St. Paul placed third.
Minneapolis has the best park system in the U.S., according to the annual ParkScore Index from the Trust for Public Land. St. Paul placed third.
Low-flying planes in south Minneapolis? Agriculture officials treating gypsy moth infestation in area
Residents in south Minneapolis may notice a low-flying plane in their area Wednesday as the Minnesota Department of Agriculture treats a gypsy moth infestation detected in the area last fall.
Residents in south Minneapolis may notice a low-flying plane in their area Wednesday as the Minnesota Department of Agriculture treats a gypsy moth infestation detected in the area last fall.
Missing vulnerable man found safe in St. Paul
UPDATE: Police said the missing man was found safe in St. Paul
UPDATE: Police said the missing man was found safe in St. Paul
Man dies after shooting in Minneapolis' Jordan neighborhood
A man died after he was shot early Wednesday morning in north Minneapolis.
A man died after he was shot early Wednesday morning in north Minneapolis.
Founder of Hell's Kitchen explains challenges restaurants face ahead of reopening
Gov. Tim Walz is expected to announce a phased plan of how bars and restaurants can safely reopen with a target date of June 1 Wednesday.
Gov. Tim Walz is expected to announce a phased plan of how bars and restaurants can safely reopen with a target date of June 1 Wednesday.
Minneapolis parks, sport courts to begin slowly reopening
Minneapolis parks and playgrounds will soon begin the process of reopening as restrictions ease across the state.
Minneapolis parks and playgrounds will soon begin the process of reopening as restrictions ease across the state.
Drake Hotel Fire survivor reunited with coin and comic book collection recovered from the rubble
Early Christmas morning last year, the Francis Drake Hotel, a housing shelter for the homeless in downtown Minneapolis, went up in flames.
Early Christmas morning last year, the Francis Drake Hotel, a housing shelter for the homeless in downtown Minneapolis, went up in flames.
Found: Minneapolis Police find 76-year-old woman
The Minneapolis Police Department has found a formerly missing 76-year-old woman Tuesday.
The Minneapolis Police Department has found a formerly missing 76-year-old woman Tuesday.
Hennepin Theatre Trust rescheduling much of upcoming Broadway season
Hennepin Theatre Trust is rescheduling or canceling much of its upcoming Broadway season, including Disney’s "Frozen" and the return engagement of "Hamilton," due to the current situation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hennepin Theatre Trust is rescheduling or canceling much of its upcoming Broadway season, including Disney’s "Frozen" and the return engagement of "Hamilton," due to the current situation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hell's Kitchen says keeping restaurant closed is best for business while others push to reopen
As restaurants across Minnesota try to navigate uncharted territory and make plans for reopening, Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis will remain closed in an effort to save money and ensure that they can pay employees once it does reopen.
As restaurants across Minnesota try to navigate uncharted territory and make plans for reopening, Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis will remain closed in an effort to save money and ensure that they can pay employees once it does reopen.
Minneapolis man indicted on fentanyl distribution charges
A Minneapolis man was indicted Monday on fentanyl distribution charges.
A Minneapolis man was indicted Monday on fentanyl distribution charges.
Missing: Minneapolis Police looking for 38-year-old vulnerable adult
The Minneapolis Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing vulnerable adult Sunday night.
The Minneapolis Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing vulnerable adult Sunday night.