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Theft, car damage among recent crime

by Elizabeth Smith
Published August 5, 2015

Two people were robbed at gunpoint early Sunday morning in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood near the University of  Minnesota. Three suspects approached the victims, and one of them pointed a gun at...

McNeil says he is guilty

by Elizabeth Smith
Published August 5, 2015

Former Gophers basketball player Daquein McNeil pleaded guilty Monday to assaulting his girlfriend, though he will serve no jail time for the November incident.    McNeil, a sophomore...

The Electric Steel Elevator in stands in Prospect Park on June 30, 2015. Last week, the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission voted to deny the demolition request of the elevator because of it's local historical significance.

Grain elevator and silos may stay

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 5, 2015

After the University of Minnesota agreed to buy property on the campus’ borders in June, the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission voted to deny an application to demolish a grain elevator...

A biker travels along 18th avenue on Tuesday. While the city is planning to give the street bike lanes, the Southeast Como Improvement Association worries that such a change will harm parking availability in the highly populated area.

New bike lanes could push out parking

by Benjamin Farniok
Published August 5, 2015

Access to federal funding is making it possible for Minneapolis to install protected bikeways along streets near the University of Minnesota.   The U.S. Department of Transportation granted the Metropolitan...

Prospect Park apts. on horizon

by Benjamin Farniok
Published August 5, 2015

Construction on a new 36,000-square-foot hotel and apartment building near the University of Minnesota campus will begin next spring if the Minneapolis Planning Commission approves the developers’...

(Left to right) Nate Karnitz, Kirsten Karnitz and Chris Kulzer pose with their first product, "Tippling House Vodka", at Lawless Distilling Company in St. Paul on Monday. Founder and Carlson School of Management graduate Nate Karnitz noticed the growing distillery scene in the Twin Cities and decided to start one of his own.

Craft spirits flowing in Mpls.

by Sadman Rahman
Published August 5, 2015

Nate Karnitz spent his undergraduate years at the University of Wisconsin-Stout and his graduate years at the University of Minnesota brewing beer in his home. That hobby eventually grew into Lawless Distilling...

88 Oriental Foods' pork sausage is served with cabbage, sliced carrots, and pickled sliced jalapeño rings.

Out of the way eateries

by Grant Tillery
Published August 5, 2015

For all the attention fine dining and trendy restaurants receive on the local food scene, the backbone of most dining-out experiences are neighborhood restaurants that march to the beat of their own drum....

Tougher policies could reduce drunk driving

by Ellen Schmidt
Published July 29, 2015

When states enforce stricter alcohol policies and driving laws, experts say the combination can cut the number of drunken drivers on the roads.   In a joint study between the University of Minnesota’s...

City bus shelters to be removed

by Benjamin Farniok
Published July 29, 2015

Metro Transit is working on removing bus shelters citywide — including two near the University of Minnesota — due to low ridership at the stops.   Metro Transit began taking down about...

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