The latest Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) Noise Oversight Committee (NOC) meeting was held on Wednesday, July 15th. During the meeting, NOC members passed a resolution …

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is hosting an open house on Thursday, Julyb16, 2026, at Lake Nokomis Community Center to share progress on the schematic design phase of the Hiawatha …

Loud noises, bright lights, and crowded areas can be overwhelming for anyone. A person’s anxiety and stress levels can elevate if they stay in these environments for too long. Fraser Richfield is …

Project for Pride in Living celebrated the grand opening of Opportunity Crossing, a new, mixed-use affordable housing development at 3030 Nicollet Ave. alongside project partners, community and civic leaders, and elected officials on July 9, 2026. 

Over the past winter, during the upheaval of Operation Metro Surge, Minneapolis residents saw how quickly attacks on the civil rights of our neighbors and community members can affect everyday life. …

A Minneapolis School Board At-Large Candidate Forum is scheduled for July 16, 6-7:30 p.m.  at the Minneapolis Central Library (Pohlad Hall) 300 Nicollet Ave. The forum is sponsored by the League …

Who will and will not appear on the general election ballot this year will be decided in the next few weeks. It will depend on who shows up and how they vote in this year’s Aug.11 primary election. …

Local artists are using their work as a tool for many victims, witnesses, and community members who may need healing following Operation Metro Surge. These artists include Ken Rivera, Lori Greene, …

Minnesota is known for its lakes and rivers, and here in the Twin Cities, people are very familiar with the bodies of water in the area. But there are some who are more familiar with these lakes and …

During the annual meeting at the Hook and Ladder on May 6, 2026, new board members were elected to the Longfellow Business Association Board. Left to right: LBA Manager Colleen Budge, Michael Cain of …

On Thursday, May 28, U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar visited Roosevelt High School and presented to a small group of students, staff, and parents, the congressional record that officially recognized …

For Twin Cities non-profits that support immigrant communities, this is a moment of assessment and continued resolve. Recalling the height of Operation Metro Surge, when Minneapolis-based COPAL …

Anishinabe filmmaker Ajuawak Kapashesit has taken a Longfellow neighborhood phenomenon and drawn on it to create a short film relevant to his culture. Kapashesit said he was sitting in his …

Plans to demolish Cooper School and the newly rebuilt playground that the community raised funds for to construct a new building for Anishinabe Academy are moving forward despite the district’s $50 million projected deficit.

Violence interrupters The City has approved contract extensions for local violence interruption services. Restoration Inc, Metro Youth Diversion, and TOUCH Outreach will each get $700,000 for street …

A group of fourth through eighth-grade boys in matching Southside Bulldogs gear sat together in the stands at Roosevelt High School, watching a varsity basketball game. For the coaches who launched …

Every spring, gardeners across Minneapolis plant their seeds and hope for a productive growing season. Some gardens thrive, but others limp along despite careful watering and fertilizing. If you’ve …

On any given Thursday afternoon in June and July, people can find a group of folks doing arts and crafts at the Nokomis Library. Supplies like coloring books, various crafts and puzzles litter the …

The City's current proposal to add onto the former Third Precinct involves removing the alley between Minnehaha and Snelling, a move that representatives from the Hook and Ladder Theater (3010 …

In honor of Juneteenth, the people of Minneapolis came together for the Soul of the Southside Annual Festival, a free event hosted on E. Lake Street, 27th and Minnehaha Ave. Soul of the Southside …