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GLBT backers rally against proposed amendment

by Emily Ayshford
Published May 6, 2004

OutFront Minnesota - an organization that supports GLBT rights - held a rally at the State Capitol rotunda.

Light rail to open first phase in June

by Bridget Haeg
Published May 4, 2004

Light rail transit will begin June 26, the Metropolitan Council announced Monday. The first train will operate at 11 a.m. from the Minneapolis warehouse district, said Bob Gibbons, Metro Transit spokesman. The...

Rybak pledges better housing

by Hank Long
Published April 30, 2004

Minneapolis has received $40 million to expand northside home ownership.

How the other half gazes

by Tom Horgen
Published April 29, 2004

The Walker screens films by women directors.

Nuisance crimes drop during strike

by Koran Addo
Published April 22, 2004

Business for Minneapolis' pimps, prostitutes and drug dealers was down during the bus strike, city officials said. Minneapolis police officer Ron Reier said the city saw a significant drop in nuisance...

Rock ’em, sock ’em soccer

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published April 22, 2004

"Shaolin Soccer' parodies kung-fu movies with love.

Metro Transit will offer perks to win back riders

by Britt Johnsen
Published April 20, 2004

Third-year law student Lori Buchheim said she is happy to see buses return, but is upset about the politics of the Metro Transit strike. "I'm glad they're back," she said. "But it's ridiculous and a bit...

Buses return to the roads

by Britt Johnsen
Published April 19, 2004

Twin Cities bus service was expected to resume at 1 a.m. today.

Regent Peter Bell balances his duty to the University with his obligations as Met Council chairman.

by Molly Moker
Published April 19, 2004

Centered in the middle of Regent Peter Bell's Metropolitan Council office is a card table decorated with paper cutouts. During the bus strike, transit riders dependent on public transportation presented...