If approved by the City Council, two townhomes will replace single family houses among neighborhood concerns about the changing character of Dinkytown.

University area voters unseated three incumbent candidates.

Minneapolis staff tabulated voter’s second and third choice candidates to determine the winner.

No mayoral candidate received enough votes to win the election, but candidates were in high spirits as they gathered with supporters.

Public safety amendment that would shift funds away from MPD fails.

With the goal of providing services to seniors, Southeast Seniors has worked to find safe ways to connect seniors to their neighborhood.

The new “right to counsel” ordinance aims to prevent fallout after the eviction moratorium ends.

In November, Minneapolis voters will decide whether to put forward rent control measures.

The developments in the neighborhood have been anything but accidental.

Residents search for creative solutions to a longstanding problem.