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Devlin Epding, City Reporter

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Naloxone, otherwise known as Narcan, is an injectable or nasal treatment that blocks the effects of opioids to reverse the effects of an overdose. Anyone can purchase Narcan at pharmacies including Walgreens and CVS.

Minneapolis receives funding for opioid response

by Devlin Epding
Published March 18, 2023
A $300,000 grant will help the city distribute naloxone and provide education on its proper administration.
Tents lined up make up the encampment in Cedar-Riverside.

Community pushes back on Minneapolis homelessness response

by Devlin Epding
Published March 14, 2023
State officials destroyed two Cedar-Riverside encampments after weeks of refusing help for residents.
The Minnesota State Capitol Building on Saturday, Jan. 28.

MN Legislature sets fast pace for new policies

by Devlin Epding
Published February 23, 2023
Several bills have been signed into law in the first seven weeks of the legislative session.
Passengers getting on and off a Route 10 bus at Northtown Transit Center in September 2022. Photo courtesy of Metro Transit.

Metro Transit moving forward with plans for F line rapid transit

by Devlin Epding
Published February 8, 2023
The newest Bus Rapid Transit line will bring faster service to Route 10 passengers beginning in 2026.
The U.S. Supreme Court building on Oct. 29, 2022 in Washington D.C.

Supreme Court questions affirmative action future

by Devlin Epding
Published January 30, 2023
The end of race-conscious admissions programs could impact enrollment at the University of Minnesota as soon as next year.
The empty lot of what used to be a Roof Depot, and the proposed location for the East Philips Urban Farm, stands empty on Monday, Sept. 19, 2020.

Minneapolis City Council approves Roof Depot building demolition plans

by Devlin Epding
Published January 27, 2023
The city’s public works plan for the East Phillips site will move forward despite environmental concerns from dozens of protestors.
The Minneapolis City Council failed to pass a proposal to pause the removal of homeless encampments in October.

Minneapolis, UMN respond to homelessness as harsh weather begins

by Devlin Epding and Madison Roth
Published December 15, 2022
After months of encampment clearings in Minneapolis, many unhoused residents now face winter without a home.
The rotunda of the Minnesota State Capitol Building on Saturday, March 13.

Q&A with senators Kari Dziedzic, Mark Johnson

by Devlin Epding
Published December 15, 2022
The new Senate Majority Leader Dziedzic and the Senate Minority Leader Johnson were both elected to lead their parties on Nov. 10. The 2023 legislative session will start in January. 
Newly reelected Rep. Ilhan Omar thanked attendees of the DFL party alongside new Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty.

A blue night for Minnesota’s DFL party

by Devlin Epding
Published November 13, 2022
Minnesota’s legislature is now completely controlled by Democrats for the first time since 2014.
Tim Walz won the governors race after originally being elected in 2018.

[Photo] DFL retains all seats

Published November 8, 2022

Tim Walz won the governor's race after originally being elected in 2018.

Students and protesters march toward Northrop on Friday, April 22. The protest, planned by Teamsters Local 320, was organized to bring attention to the low wages of union workers and custodial staff at the University.

A breakdown of recent UMN-area strikes

by Devlin Epding
Published November 8, 2022
The University of Minnesota is continuing contract negotiations with workers around the University.
The Hennepin County Government Center, on Sunday, Feb. 28 during the trial of Derek Chauvin, the police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd.

Former MPD officer Kueng pleads guilty to manslaughter

by Devlin Epding
Published October 25, 2022
Kueng will serve 3 ½ years in federal prison alongside his federal sentence.
The Hennepin County Government Center, on Sunday, Feb. 28 during the trial of Derek Chauvin, the police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd.

What to know ahead of state trial for former MPD officers

by Devlin Epding
Published October 23, 2022
J Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao are facing more than 12 years in prison if convicted.
MPD to begin using drones

MPD to begin using drones

by Devlin Epding
Published October 20, 2022
Many community members share concerns over how the drones will be used.
Big issues for 2022 midterms

Big issues for 2022 midterms

by Devlin Epding
Published October 15, 2022
Where candidates stand on some of voters’ biggest issues.
The mural was designed by 11 local artists.

New mural brightens Edna’s Park

by Devlin Epding
Published October 12, 2022
A community event in the park hosted artists, music and food.
Activists want to make the space into an organic farm, a cafe, a bicycle repair shop and a market. Photo courtesy of EPNI and Climate Justice.

East Phillips activists fight to keep neighborhood clean

by Devlin Epding
Published October 11, 2022
The planned demolition of the Roof Depot building risks exposing residents to high levels of arsenic.
M Health Fairview hospital pictured on Feb. 17, 2021. The hospital resides on the University of Minnesotas Minneapolis campus.

M Health Fairview reaches tentative deal with mental health workers amidst strike

by Devlin Epding
Published October 4, 2022
Workers postponed their joint strike with Allina after seeing contract negotiations move forward.
The Doyle Apartments recently opened in Dinkytown along 4th Street.

Update on University-area housing projects

by Devlin Epding
Published September 28, 2022
Various apartment developments are changing neighborhoods around campus.
Met Council employee Nick Alverson checks for flammable and hazardous gasses inside a sewer maintenance hole on the University of Minnesota campus. An electric monitor at the site is among the safeguards in place to reduce the likelihood of evacuations in the future.

Dinky businesses still recovering from summer evacuations

by Devlin Epding
Published September 23, 2022
Officials are taking new preventative measures as an investigation into gas leaks from this past summer continues.
Mary Underhill poses for a portrait in front of her home in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Aug. 2. Underhills brother, Bill, has been missing since 1969.

Investigators renew search for missing UMN student after 53 years

by Devlin Epding
Published August 6, 2022
Bill Underhill walked out of a Dinkytown party in 1969 and hasn’t been seen since. New investigators are hoping to change that.
A CBD and Delta 8 Store in Columbia Heights, captured on Saturday, July 23. Although THC edibles are now legalized in Minnesota, some cities have set moratoriums on sales.

New hemp legalization puts consumer safety at forefront

by Devlin Epding
Published August 6, 2022
The new law looked to set clear guidelines on which hemp products, and how much, could be sold and consumed.
The Hennepin County Government Center, on Sunday, Feb. 28 during the trial of Derek Chauvin, the police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd.

Three former officers involved in George Floyd’s murder sentenced

by Devlin Epding
Published July 29, 2022
All three were convicted of violating Floyd’s civil rights in February and sentenced to federal prison.
The Supreme Court building captured on Nov. 21, 2019. Justices heard oral arguments on Dec. 1, 2021, to determine the continuing constitutionality of Roe v. Wade.

EPA ruling puts climate change fight in local hands

by Devlin Epding
Published July 29, 2022
The Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia v. EPA leaves the future for environmental regulations uncertain.
Tacos Locos Owner Ruben Arellano poses for a portrait in his restaurant on Friday, July 8.

Tacos Locos brings a new taqueria to Dinkytown

by Devlin Epding
Published July 12, 2022
The restaurant opened Wednesday underneath Sydney Hall, with owner Ruben Arellano hoping to eventually expand.
A street sign denotes the area as a Historic District in the Marcy Holmes neighborhood on Tuesday, Jan. 28. The neighborhood provides housing for a significant number of University students.

Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association director resigns after 6 years

by Devlin Epding
Published July 4, 2022
The futures for both Chris Lautenschlager and the association are now uncertain.
Protesters met on the West Bank campus before marching to the courthouse in downtown Minneapolis on Friday.

Minneapolis protesters respond to Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade

by Ellie Roth and Devlin Epding
Published June 27, 2022
Protests and vigils across Minneapolis highlighted the community’s anger and grief.
The Como Sustainable Living Fair invited residents to learn more about tips and daily things they can do to live more sustainably.

Como Sustainable Living Fair keeps Van Cleve green

by Devlin Epding
Published June 23, 2022
People gathered in Van Cleve Park to learn how to lead more sustainable lives for themselves and their community.
Afro-Deli in Stadium Village on Wednesday, June 17.

Pandemic still hurts some restaurants, others thrive

by Devlin Epding
Published June 23, 2022
Two years later, the COVID-19 pandemic’s continued impacts have caused some businesses around campus to expand, while others make sacrifices.
Following the police killing of 20 year old Daunte Wright, protests formed outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department and Kenyan Community SDA Church on Monday, April 12.

BREAKING: Brooklyn Center reaches $3.25M settlement with Daunte Wright family

by Devlin Epding
Published June 23, 2022
The settlement is expected to come with significant changes to the city’s policing policies.
AfroDeli Owner Abdirahman Kahin poses for a portrait inside of the AfroDeli restaurant on Saturday, June 18.

City council allocates funding for communication in East African languages

by Devlin Epding
Published June 20, 2022
The city’s communications department will work with local vendors to make news more accessible for East African communities.
University lifts mask mandates on transit services

University lifts mask mandates on transit services

by Devlin Epding
Published April 20, 2022
The updated policy follows federal changes to public transportation masking requirements.
Acadia Bar and Grill in Minneapolis, captured on Monday, March 28. Acadia has been closed since a University bus crashed through the building.

Acadia moves forward following UMN bus crash

by Devlin Epding
Published April 12, 2022
The crash extensively damaged the restaurant and the University has put out little information about what happened.
The site of a proposed E-line bus stop at the intersection of University and Berry Street on Wednesday, April 6.

Metro Transit reaching final stages for E Line

by Devlin Epding
Published April 10, 2022
The E Line is a bus rapid transit line that will replace Route 6 and connect the University area to downtown Minneapolis, Lake Bde Maka Ska and Edina.
Michelle Kwan poses for a portrait in front of her family-owned restaurant, Keefer Court Bakery and Cafe on Monday, Jan. 25, 2021

Female business owners talk shop during Women’s History Month

by Devlin Epding
Published March 24, 2022
Here are three women-owned businesses to check out around campus.
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