Minnesota will receive $296 million over the next 18 years.

Twin Cities-based organizations, as well as around 350 other nonprofits around the US, receive $2 million each from Mackenzie Scott.

The aftermath of the City Council’s approval of the Fair Rides ordinance has community members questioning the future of transportation in Minneapolis.

The 311 Service Center hopes to build on last year’s success and increase its awareness among residents.

From high school to professional level, A Bar of Their Own aims to highlight household names and expose audiences to the wide world of women’s sports.

The city approved $10 million to improve energy efficiency, workforce training, and tree planting and maintenance.

Council member Robin Wonsley introduced and later withdrew the ballot initiative, saying it could reappear in the 2025 election cycle.

Project leaders hope that by expanding the light rail, they will be increasing accessibility to public transit to those most affected by redlining and systemic racism.

The treasured restaurant has re-opened for the first time since the pandemic.

Lori Greene and Juliette Perine Myers were selected by a city panel to lead the creation of an artwork installation for the New Nicollet Redevelopment site.