Laughter, music, food and learning are all on the table for the upcoming Juneteenth events around Minneapolis.
Juneteenth celebrates the day when more than 250,000 slaves were freed on June 19, 1865,...
Following a spike of graffiti during and after the George Floyd protests in 2020, there has been an explosion of sanctioned and unsanctioned Minneapolis street art, ENTER reported.
In 2023, 18...
As summer kicks into full swing, farmers markets around Minneapolis are selling fresh fruit, vegetables and other goods to their local communities.
There are 16 different farmers markets throughout...
At the University of Minnesota, almost 12% of students report running out of money to purchase food, and even more express worry over their ability to afford food.
The cost of groceries rose 11.4% in...
Minneapolis has distributed yard signs to raise awareness of slower speed limits in neighborhoods since 2020, but it is just one step toward eliminating pedestrian deaths.
The signs, reading "20 is...
Beginning as just a picnic in Loring Park, Twin Cities Pride is now a multi-day festival celebrating more than 50 years in Minneapolis.
Last year’s Minneapolis Pride Festival stretched from June 28...
Minneapolis police officers shot and killed a man in response to a 911 call that came in just after 9 p.m. Wednesday night in south Minneapolis, according to Police Chief Brian O’Hara. The Bureau of...
Minneapolis proposed turning the old burned-down Third Precinct police building into a democracy center and community space with the help of input from local residents.
Plans for the renovated Third...
As the Twin Cities fight against the infestation of an invasive beetle by removing Ash trees, new varieties of trees are being planted in their place.
Since planting began on April 8, Minneapolis has...
With less than a month until the city requires cigarette packs to be sold at a $15 minimum, many local tobacco shops are already seeing the price hike take effect.
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously...
