The bill, requiring automated sprinklers in high-rises statewide, comes after a fire killed five Cedar-Riverside residents in November.

Natalie Rademacher and Jessica Toledo talk to two reporters about their recent work, including a story about a grant supporting Minneapolis youth and a trend of "micro apartments" near campus.

UMN student Weston Merrick is trying to create a better relationship between government services and citizens seeking assistance.

The report found that quitting smoking can add nearly a decade to people's lives.

The Maroon and Gold PAC aims to boost University funding from the Legislature.

The Youth Coordinating Board spent last summer in Cedar-Riverside. They just received funding for another year.

"Sociology of Neighborhoods" explores racial covenants, housing changes and social connection.

The training will teach basics about visas, as well as communication strategies for working with international graduate students.

Faced with climate-related distress, students channel anxieties into activism.

Minneapolis Police Department sent out an advisory last month for citywide auto theft trends.