What started out as an idea in college has transformed into a local arts phenomenon.

Students have organized in protest and many have signed an MSA bill that voices support for changing the language of the statute that defines the “mental incapacitation."

Cedar-Riverside’s Africa Village project stalled due to COVID. But under a new City Council member, the project is still moving forward.

A decision is going to the City Council on April 20 about whether to demolish the Roof Depot building and replace it with a public works hub.

Dinkytown residents have ramped up efforts to provide resources to those in the area who need them.

The five new bike racks/public art pieces all over the West Bank offer locals creative street-side sculptures that operate as functional art.

With the help of the University of Minnesota’s Mapping Prejudice, the Just Deeds initiative helps homeowners to remove racially exclusionary language from their property contracts.

The Brian Coyle Center has begun hosting vaccine clinics every Friday.

Renovations to the park would include a basketball court, a small dog park and areas for bouldering and hammocks.

The study will be considered by the city’s Charter Commission in a possible charter amendment.