Keiko’s Kitchen cultivates community with free vegan food by Sophia Zimmerman Published June 21, 2021 23-year-old Mykela (aka Keiko) Jackson serves “real food for the soul” at Juneteenth pop-up.
Mask or no mask: Dinkytown restaurants discuss end of mask mandate by Emalyn Muzzy Published June 21, 2021 Minneapolis lifted the mask mandate on June 1, leaving many businesses feeling both elated and nervous.
The Graves Foundation wants the people to decide by Megan Phillips Published June 11, 2021 The foundation purchased Roberts Lot in March 2020 to hold the property until residents decide what the space should be used for.
New apartment building and manufacturing site proposed in Marcy-Holmes by Emalyn Muzzy Published April 27, 2021 On the quiet corner of Southeast Ninth Street, a new apartment could help revive the area.
Neighborhood organizations clean up the parks for Earth Day by Emalyn Muzzy, City Reporter Published April 26, 2021 Neighbors, students and high schoolers came together to keep their spaces free of litter.
Minneapolis Planning Commission approves a parking requirement change that may impact future developments near UMN by Emalyn Muzzy Published April 22, 2021 Minneapolis is removing parking minimums and reducing parking maximums to make the city more walkable.
Surly to reopen after failed union effort by Lydia Morrell, City Reporter Published April 22, 2021 The destination beer hall has been mired in criticism since announcing its closure two days after employees declared an intent to unionize last year.
‘Ride the wave or drown in it’ at Water Wave TV by Jarrett George-Ballard, Arts and Entertainment Reporter Published April 16, 2021 What started out as an idea in college has transformed into a local arts phenomenon.
UMN community presses for change after court rules “voluntarily intoxicated” rape victims are not “incapacitated” by Ava Thompson and Kyra Barbot Published April 15, 2021 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."
Africa Village seeks developer designation to move forward by Lydia Morrell Published April 3, 2021 Cedar-Riverside’s Africa Village project stalled due to COVID. But under a new City Council member, the project is still moving forward.
