The Minnesota Daily

Judge sentences Bakdash to 40 years in prison for hit-and-run

by Branden Largent
Published April 17, 2012

The Hennepin County attorney previously guessed the sentence would be 25 years in prison.

MnTAP helps businesses save money

by Kali Dingman
Published April 12, 2012

The program finds ways to reduce the cost and usage of water and energy.

Metro Transit aims to reform commutes

by Molly Novak
Published April 12, 2012

The Commuter Challenge promotes green transportation.

In address, Mayor Rybak says north Minneapolis is key to the city’s success

by Nick Sudheimer
Published April 12, 2012

In his annual State of the City speech, Mayor R.T. Rybak focused on the struggling area.

Construction update: traffic closures continue

by Dina Elrashidy
Published April 11, 2012

The current focus is the east side of Oak Street where workers have started installing tracks and pavement.

The University of Minnesota and the Supreme Court: too close for comfort?

by Katherine Lymn
Published April 10, 2012

The University of Minnesota has two cases in the state Supreme Court this year — for both, more than half of the justices won't have a say because of University-related conflicts of interest.

IFC works to improve judicial transparency

by Nickalas Tabbert
Published April 10, 2012

For fraternity and sorority chapters, there are three main channels of regulation.

Proposal to move primary to June resurfaces

by Luke Miller
Published April 10, 2012

Supporters say it will give voters more clarity going into elections.

Residents seek sound wall solutions

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 9, 2012

Sound disturbance has led some Prospect Park residents to move.

Minneapolis revises minority workforce goals

by Nick Sudheimer
Published April 9, 2012

The city will aim to hire contractors with 32 percent of its workers minorities.

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