The Minneapolis City Council approved money for designing a democracy center on the old site of the burned-down Third Precinct building on Monday. Since burning down during the 2020 protests after...
Minneapolis is calling on artists to apply to design artwork at Water Works, part of Mill Ruins Park.Artists and artist teams are invited to apply to design and create artwork to honor Owámniyomni,...
The three DFL candidates running for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board’s three open at-large positions target improving accessibility to parks, creating more youth programs and addressing funding...
City Council Member Emily Koski (Ward 11) announced Monday morning that she is dropping out of the race for Minneapolis mayor. Koski said in a press release that her decision comes after “deep reflection...
Sexual violence prevention and advocacy organizations are honoring Sexual Assault Awareness Month at the campus, city and state levels.Allison Pauna, a direct care provider for sexual violence survivors...
A state agency advocating for the queer community is surveying alongside local LGBTQ+ organizations to better understand queer people across the state. Created in 2023, the 16-member Council on LGBTQIA2S+...
As overdose deaths in Minnesota decline, Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota install free emergency naloxone.Overdose deaths dropped by about 24% in the U.S. in 2024, a decline nearly mirrored...
Created in 2021 by Black Mamas Matter, Black Maternal Health Week addresses systemic health issues facing Black mothers.Over 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable, but Black women are three...
The Minneapolis City Hall became home again to the mayor of Minneapolis at the end of March after two years, while the City Council and other staff must wait until early June to move in. Renovations...
A bill moving through the state legislature takes aim at gun violence by requiring law enforcement agencies statewide to use a firearm tracking and reporting system. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco...
