Call to prayer to be broadcast in Cedar-Riverside during Ramadan in Minneapolis
To allow Minneapolis residents to pray together during Ramadan while maintaining social distance during the coronavirus pandemic, Adhan—the call to prayer—will be played over a loudspeaker in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood five times per day for the duration of the Islamic holy holiday.
To allow Minneapolis residents to pray together during Ramadan while maintaining social distance during the coronavirus pandemic, Adhan—the call to prayer—will be played over a loudspeaker in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood five times per day for the duration of the Islamic holy holiday.
Firefighters rescue residents 'hanging off balconies' in Minneapolis apartment fire, 26 displaced
Minneapolis Fire officials say at least 26 people are without a home after a fire ripped through a condominium complex on the 3600 block of Penn Avenue North early Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis Fire officials say at least 26 people are without a home after a fire ripped through a condominium complex on the 3600 block of Penn Avenue North early Tuesday morning.
'It feels like I'm in a weird TV series': Minnesota comedian details shift to virtual shows
A little bit of laughter can go a long way, which is why a Minnesota comedian is finding ways to keep the jokes coming amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A little bit of laughter can go a long way, which is why a Minnesota comedian is finding ways to keep the jokes coming amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Charges: Ham Lake man linked to 10 sexual assaults, mostly near U of M campus, since 2013
Hennepin County prosecutors filed charges Monday against a Ham Lake, Minnesota man suspected in a series of sexual assaults in the Marcy-Holmes and Dinkytown neighborhoods of Minneapolis and elsewhere in the Twin Cities dating back to 2013.
Hennepin County prosecutors filed charges Monday against a Ham Lake, Minnesota man suspected in a series of sexual assaults in the Marcy-Holmes and Dinkytown neighborhoods of Minneapolis and elsewhere in the Twin Cities dating back to 2013.
Minneapolis park commissioner warns closing parkways could invite more crowds
A Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board commissioner is opposing a plan to close more parkway streets amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board commissioner is opposing a plan to close more parkway streets amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Minneapolis Police arrest Anoka Co. man in connection with series of sexual assaults dating back to 2013
The Minneapolis Police Department says it has arrested an Anoka County man in connection with a series of sexual assaults in the Marcy-Holmes and Dinkytown neighborhoods and elsewhere in the Twin Cities dating back to 2013.
The Minneapolis Police Department says it has arrested an Anoka County man in connection with a series of sexual assaults in the Marcy-Holmes and Dinkytown neighborhoods and elsewhere in the Twin Cities dating back to 2013.
Body recovered from Mississippi River in Minneapolis
Officials are investigating after a body was pulled from the Mississippi River in Minneapolis Sunday morning.
Officials are investigating after a body was pulled from the Mississippi River in Minneapolis Sunday morning.
Man found dead after shooting in north Minneapolis
A man was found dead after a shooting early Saturday morning in north Minneapolis.
A man was found dead after a shooting early Saturday morning in north Minneapolis.
South Minneapolis neighborhood sings along to 'You've Got a Friend' amid pandemic
At a time when the entire world is dealing with a pandemic, lyrics and melodies are helping a lot of folks cope, heal and come together.
At a time when the entire world is dealing with a pandemic, lyrics and melodies are helping a lot of folks cope, heal and come together.
Applications open next week for Minneapolis gap funds for housing
In the City of Minneapolis, financial relief is on the way for residents hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the City of Minneapolis, financial relief is on the way for residents hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shooting in north Minneapolis sends two to hospital
Two men are in serious, but stable condition after a shooting in north Minneapolis, according to Minneapolis police spokesman John Elder.
Two men are in serious, but stable condition after a shooting in north Minneapolis, according to Minneapolis police spokesman John Elder.
Metro Transit reduces light rail train service to 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Metro Transit says it will only run its light rail trains between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily in yet another reduction of service due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Metro Transit says it will only run its light rail trains between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily in yet another reduction of service due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minneapolis working to add bathrooms and handwashing stations for people facing homelessness
The City of Minneapolis is working to add new hygiene stations taht will help people experiencing homelessness in the Twin Cities amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The City of Minneapolis is working to add new hygiene stations taht will help people experiencing homelessness in the Twin Cities amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Rep. Ilhan Omar calls for OSHA investigation after Amazon employees fired for 'violating internal policies'
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar is requesting that OSHA launch an investigation into the firing of two Amazon employees working at the company’s Shakopee, Minnesota warehouse facility.
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar is requesting that OSHA launch an investigation into the firing of two Amazon employees working at the company’s Shakopee, Minnesota warehouse facility.
Minneapolis to reopen Lake Harriet Parkway to vehicles, close more of Bde Maka Ska Parkway
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is reopening Lake Harriet Parkway to vehicles to allow elderly people, people with physical disabilities or compromised immune systems to enjoy the Chain of Lakes via automobile during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is reopening Lake Harriet Parkway to vehicles to allow elderly people, people with physical disabilities or compromised immune systems to enjoy the Chain of Lakes via automobile during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minneapolis trash and recycling crews welcome new coronavirus precautions
The Minneapolis Solid Waste and Recycling Department is taking precautions to keep workers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minneapolis Solid Waste and Recycling Department is taking precautions to keep workers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
MSP Airport receives more than $125 million in COVID-19 relief from FAA
The Metropolitan Airports Commission says it will receive more than $125 million in grant money from the FAA to help relieve the loss of revenues related to COVID-19.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission says it will receive more than $125 million in grant money from the FAA to help relieve the loss of revenues related to COVID-19.
Positive case of COVID-19 among Minneapolis police staff
A person among the Minneapolis Police Department staff has tested positive for COVID-19, according an update from Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo. He did not specify if the employee is a police officer.
A person among the Minneapolis Police Department staff has tested positive for COVID-19, according an update from Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo. He did not specify if the employee is a police officer.
Open Streets Minneapolis still on, but no events in June due to COVID-19 concerns
Despite many other summer events and activities being canceled over COVID-19 concerns, Open Streets Minneapolis is still on—although no events will be held in June.
Despite many other summer events and activities being canceled over COVID-19 concerns, Open Streets Minneapolis is still on—although no events will be held in June.
Augsburg University students appealing eviction from campus housing
Two Augsburg University students say they have been evicted from their campus housing after unintentionally violating the tightened restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two Augsburg University students say they have been evicted from their campus housing after unintentionally violating the tightened restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.