City takes community approach to curbing youth violence in Cedar-Riverside by Tiffany Bui Published December 10, 2018 The City Council reallocated $43,000 in Minneapolis Police Department funds to create a youth outreach team in Cedar-Riverside.
Trades program aims to broaden career options in Cedar-Riverside by Emma Dill Published December 10, 2018 The City Council approved funds for an apprenticeship pilot program at the Cedar-Riverside Opportunity Center Wednesday.
University housing forum tackles 2040 plan by Tiffany Bui Published December 6, 2018 Panelists discussed the future of City housing policy and the 2040 plan.
West Bank vies for City recognition to preserve cultural significance by Tiffany Bui Published December 4, 2018 The City of Minneapolis is considering a new policy that would designate certain neighborhoods as "Cultural Districts."
Anti-Semitic vandalism reported in University residence hall by Helen Sabrowsky Published December 3, 2018 Vandalism that referenced white supremacy and Nazism was reported in 17th Avenue Residence Hall last Wednesday.
Towerside project draws heat from Met Council by Imani Cruzen Published December 3, 2018 A project that would garner heat from the Metropolitan Council's sewage system did not receive approval.
Minneapolis comprehensive plan recognizes University area for first time by Tiffany Bui Published November 29, 2018 On Wednesday, City Council approved an amendment solidifying the unique role of the University and surrounding neighborhoods in the city.
Metro Transit scopes out high-frequency transit line for Dinkytown by Tiffany Bui Published November 27, 2018 Major Marcy-Holmes streets see some of the highest ridership numbers in the Twin Cities.
Dinkytown’s drastic shift: How developments have changed the neighborhood by J.D. Duggan Published November 21, 2018 A luxury student housing boom sent the neighborhood into a tailspin of varied responses from internal and external forces.
By the numbers: among U neighborhoods, Marcy-Holmes sees most development by Tiffany Bui Published November 19, 2018 At the neighborhood's peak, Marcy-Holmes saw 358 new units of housing in 2016.
