Laughter filled the Minneapolis summer air as community members gathered in Bryant Square Park to hear the band Heavy for the Hawk perform on Thursday.
The lead singers, Rachel Kenney and Jon Offerdahl...
The University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents unanimously voted to revoke the honorary naming of Nicholson Hall during its meeting on June 13 and 14.
The building home to the University’s Cultural...
In the basement of Appleby Hall, the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. Program works to provide University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts students across the Twin Cities Campus with an activism-focused...
A grant program designed to support small businesses affected by civil unrest, discrimination and an aging population is accepting applications throughout the state of Minnesota.
Grants given by the...
The U.S. Supreme Court recently lifted a federal ban on bump stocks, a type of gun attachment allowing rifles and other semi-automatic weapons to rapid-fire rounds of ammunition.
The Bureau of Alcohol,...
Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill prohibiting book bans in libraries on May 17 which will take effect August 1.
The law, known as the Access to Library Materials and Rights Protection, prevents public libraries,...
At 4 a.m., a student from Hamline received a knock at the door and an email from his stalker asking to spend time with him.
He would receive emails from his stalker asking when he would be at his...
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara held a press conference Friday, releasing bodycam footage from the May 30 shooting that left officer Jamal Mitchell and three others, including the shooter, dead and...
The Minneapolis City Council will vote next week on a Minneapolis police union contract that includes a pay raise of 21.7%.
The Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis voted in favor of the contract...
Minneapolis is seeking responses from the community on how to improve the city’s accessibility for those with disabilities.
Over 300 survey responses from an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)...
