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Those opposed to the expansion say MnDOT has not explored non-freeway alternatives.

MnDOT moving to expand Highway 252 despite city, activist opposition

by Ainsley Brown
Published November 10, 2024

Minnesota is planning to expand Highway 252 in the North Metro despite opposition from advocacy groups and city officials in Brooklyn Center and Minneapolis.The Minnesota Department of Transportation...

October was named Disability Employment Awareness month by the Minneapolis City Council.

Employment challenges persist for people with disabilities

by Alexandra DeYoe
Published November 10, 2024

Madison Rubenstein, who has disabilities that make it challenging to move and carry objects, said their conditions make operating their small business extremely difficult. Rubenstein said without physical...

The City of Minneapolis is continuing to make housing affordable through an approved ordinance.

City Council takes step to keep affordable housing

by Maya Bell
Published November 10, 2024

The Minneapolis City Council approved an ordinance on Oct. 31 which city officials hope will ensure affordable housing remains affordable.As the city continues to make affordable housing a priority,...

The legislative directive brings more scrutiny to the Minneapolis Police Department.

MPD taking heat from City Council and activists over delayed responses

by Maya Bell
Published November 10, 2024

The Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) is facing increased scrutiny after failing to take action against a man who made multiple threats to his neighbor as well as their delayed response to a U.S. Department...

The historic Northrup King Building is the site of the development. Photo courtesy of Cunnigham Group Architects

New affordable housing for artists coming to Northeast Minneapolis

by Grace Aigner
Published November 8, 2024

Minneapolis-based housing developer Artspace broke ground on its largest affordable housing project yet for Northeast Minneapolis artists on Oct. 24.The project intends to accomodate both creative...

This unit is the first of its kind in Minneapolis. Courtesy of Scott Wasserman.

Minneapolis deploys first Mobile Medical Unit

by Katrina Bailey
Published November 6, 2024

Vaccinations, wound care, dental care, medications to counter opioid overdoses and abuse, and more can be delivered on the go with the city unveiling its first Mobile Medical Unit on Oct. 29. Over...

Klobuchar will win another term in the Senate.

Senator Amy Klobuchar expected to win Senate race

by Rachel Hoppe
Published November 5, 2024

Incumbent Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar is projected to win her seat against former NBA player and Republican challenger Royce White, according to The Associated Press (AP).As of 10:45 p.m., Klobuchar...

Ilhan Omar being interviewed in her office on February 23, 2024.

Rep. Ilhan Omar to Keep 5th District Seat

by Casey Marble
Published November 5, 2024

Rep. Ilhan Omar is projected to win Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, according to the Associated Press. The race was clear cut with Omar having about 76.4% of the vote compared to her Republican...

A supporter at the Minnesota GOP election night watch party on Tuesday.

Minnesota Democrats and Republicans remain optimistic

Minnesota Democratic and Republican supporters at their respective watch parties are mostly hopeful, with some concern about the potential election results. Some supporters have switched party support...

The train began its first trip to Chicago on May 21.

The Borealis train reaches 100,000 riders in six months

by Ainsley Brown
Published November 5, 2024

The Borealis passenger train from St. Paul to Chicago surpassed 100,000 riders in October after premiering in May.Amtrak and state transportation officials from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois celebrated...

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