The Minneapolis City Council approved a resolution on July 18 to give $2,500 to the Minneapolis Fire Department to purchase approximately 28 glucometers. Glucometers, also known as glucose meters,...
Minnehaha Park and Falls, an important historic, cultural and recreational landmark for Minneapolis and Minnesota, will be undergoing repairs to fix aging infrastructure. The repair efforts to Minnehaha...
The Minnesota Primary election will be held on Aug. 13, with seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, state legislature and school board on the ballot.The race for the 5th Congressional...
Proposed parking changes around the University of Minnesota will change time-restricted parking to metered parking and no-parking areas to time-restricted parking. Critical Parking Areas (CPAs) is...
Minneapolis residents in some areas of the city can apply for a free tree to be planted in their yard through the Minneapolis Department of Health’s free city trees program, an effort to increase the...
The City of Minneapolis Health Department is offering free immunizations at pop-up clinics. Clinics are offered at farmers markets, neighborhood block parties and back-to-school nights. A variety...
The City of Minneapolis has appointed 15 members to the new African American Historic Work Group to honor and preserve the city’s African American history. The work group consists of local artists,...
The presidential election, Israel-Palestine and reproductive rights will be key issues in the upcoming Minnesota state primary election.The primary election is on Aug. 13, but early voting began on...
As the Minnesota primaries loom, Don Samuels and incumbent Rep. Ilhan Omar return to the forefront of the congressional race for House District 5. Samuels and Omar ran against one another in the 2022...
Laughter and chatter filled the room in the Minneapolis Events Center on Monday as the Black Business Kickoff Event began with vendors lining the room and people networking. At the event, Minneapolis...
