Janitors call for added compensation after one of their own dies of COVID-19
Janitors throughout the Twin Cities are devastated after learning of the death of Armando Solis to COVID-19.
Janitors throughout the Twin Cities are devastated after learning of the death of Armando Solis to COVID-19.
Basilica Block Party canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Organizers have announced the cancellation of this summer's Basilica Block Party due to COVID-19 concerns.
Organizers have announced the cancellation of this summer's Basilica Block Party due to COVID-19 concerns.
The Bachelor Farmer in North Loop closing permanently
The Bachelor Farmer, Marvel Bar and its cafe, are closing their doors permanently following economic losses due to COVID-19 and under the stay-at-home order.
The Bachelor Farmer, Marvel Bar and its cafe, are closing their doors permanently following economic losses due to COVID-19 and under the stay-at-home order.
I-35W to be closed nightly from Hwy. 62 to I-94 next week
Road construction season is upon us, with more closures coming to Interstate 35 in Minneapolis this weekend and next week.
Road construction season is upon us, with more closures coming to Interstate 35 in Minneapolis this weekend and next week.
Mayor Frey: Minneapolis faces up to $200M in loss revenue amid pandemic
The City of Minneapolis faces $100 million to $200 million in lost revenue amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.
The City of Minneapolis faces $100 million to $200 million in lost revenue amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.
With added COVID-19 safety measures, Brickmania settles back into its warehouse
Like all non-essential businesses, Brickmania had to shut down when the governor issued his stay-at-home order. Now four weeks later, employees are happy to be going back to work.
Like all non-essential businesses, Brickmania had to shut down when the governor issued his stay-at-home order. Now four weeks later, employees are happy to be going back to work.
Craft breweries turn to beer dumping amid COVID-19 closures, call for regulation changes
The Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild says it's only a matter of time before some of your favorite breweries have to shut down if state leaders don't step in quickly.
The Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild says it's only a matter of time before some of your favorite breweries have to shut down if state leaders don't step in quickly.
Watch: Minneapolis dog not having it with the rain Tuesday morning
A dog in the North Loop neighborhood was not having it with the rain Tuesday.
A dog in the North Loop neighborhood was not having it with the rain Tuesday.
Rain totals: Morning of steady rain drops 0.5-1 inches on Twin Cities metro
The Twin Cities metro was already up to a 1/2-inch to an inch of rain after a few hours of steady rain Tuesday morning.
The Twin Cities metro was already up to a 1/2-inch to an inch of rain after a few hours of steady rain Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis closing more streets to traffic to create 3 loops for pedestrians, cyclists
The City of Minneapolis is planning to open more streets up to pedestrians and cyclists in order to help people better follow social distancing guidelines while outdoors.
The City of Minneapolis is planning to open more streets up to pedestrians and cyclists in order to help people better follow social distancing guidelines while outdoors.
Drake Hotel fire victims receive rent assistance amid COVID-19 pandemic
Pillsbury United Communities, the Twin Cities-based nonprofit, is helping victims of the Drake Hotel fire afford rent as the COVID-19 pandemic puts a strain on families across Minnesota.
Pillsbury United Communities, the Twin Cities-based nonprofit, is helping victims of the Drake Hotel fire afford rent as the COVID-19 pandemic puts a strain on families across Minnesota.
Minneapolis Park Board closing playgrounds, athletic fields, removing tennis nets, basketball rims
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced Friday it is closing playgrounds, skate parks and athletic fields in the city by May 1 to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced Friday it is closing playgrounds, skate parks and athletic fields in the city by May 1 to slow the spread of COVID-19.
X Games Minneapolis canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
This summer's X Games in Minneapolis have been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, according to organizers.
This summer's X Games in Minneapolis have been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, according to organizers.
30 bike thefts reported in Minneapolis' North Loop, Loring Park neighborhoods
The Minneapolis Police Department is warning residents in the North Loop and Loring Park neighborhoods about a rash of bicycle thefts in the area in recent weeks.
The Minneapolis Police Department is warning residents in the North Loop and Loring Park neighborhoods about a rash of bicycle thefts in the area in recent weeks.
Minneapolis mosque publicly broadcasts historic call to prayer during Ramadan
Thursday night marked the first publicly broadcast call to prayer, or "Adhan," in Minnesota.
Thursday night marked the first publicly broadcast call to prayer, or "Adhan," in Minnesota.
4 Minneapolis park restroom buildings opening to help those experiencing homelessness
In order to support those who are experiencing homelessness amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is opening four park restroom buildings to make hygiene services more accessible.
In order to support those who are experiencing homelessness amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is opening four park restroom buildings to make hygiene services more accessible.
Alleged serial rapist makes 1st court appearance for 2 Minneapolis cases
An alleged serial rapist charged in two separate, violent attacks in Minneapolis’ Marcy-Holmes neighborhood last summer made his first court appearance Tuesday afternoon.
An alleged serial rapist charged in two separate, violent attacks in Minneapolis’ Marcy-Holmes neighborhood last summer made his first court appearance Tuesday afternoon.
Minneapolis firefighter tests positive for COVID-19
A Minneapolis firefighter has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Minneapolis Fire Department.
A Minneapolis firefighter has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Minneapolis Fire Department.
Some victims waited years for Minnesota rapist's arrest
Brooke Morath was in her final semester at the University of Minnesota when she was raped in a Dinkytown parking lot. Five years later, her alleged perpetrator is behind bars.
Brooke Morath was in her final semester at the University of Minnesota when she was raped in a Dinkytown parking lot. Five years later, her alleged perpetrator is behind bars.
University of Minnesota regents approve tuition freeze for upcoming school year
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved systemwide tuition freeze for nearly all programs across the five campuses, according to a university spokesman.
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved systemwide tuition freeze for nearly all programs across the five campuses, according to a university spokesman.