When new people visit Minneapolis food shelf Harvest From the Heart, it is not uncommon for them to cry, overwhelmed by the free, quality food available to them, Director Chris Pangle said. Pangle...
One person is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in Dinkytown early Saturday morning near Frank and Andrea on the corner of 13th Avenue and 5th Street. The two people injured, one a...
This January, the University of Minnesota and St. Paul-based aerospace company North Wind revealed to the Rosemount Planning Commission plans to build the Minnesota Aerospace Complex, an aerospace research...
The University of Minnesota has long positioned itself as a global leader in environmental sustainability. Yet its recent $40 million land sale to Meta Platforms has sparked backlash from students and...
During her press conference at the Whipple Building in Minneapolis on Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem encouraged sheriffs, local governments and small towns to support Immigration and Customs...
As the final faceoff of Sunday’s Gopher women’s hockey game against the Ohio State University concluded, tempers boiled over. Moments after the last puck drop, an Ohio State player pushed down...
The Executive Office for Immigration Review fired Fort Snelling immigration judge Amy Zaske last month, immigration court sources confirmed to the Minnesota Daily. In April, the court held the deportation...
Wednesday's mayoral forum, hosted by the African American Leadership Forum, opened with a performance by singer Kennadi Watkins, who sang ‘Hold on (Change Is Comin’)’ by Sounds of Blackness. The...
Lizzie Borden was famously acquitted for the axe murders of her father and stepmother in the summer of 1892 in Fall River, Massachusetts. Though she remained the prime suspect, Borden was never convicted. Her...
After Monday’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrations, Minneapolis is preparing for Saturday’s Owámni Falling Water Festival, a showcase of Indigenous culture, food and art.This Saturday from...
