The City Council approved a resolution last month that would allow the city to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department, but the movement still has a long way to go.
Community safety initiatives could provide a model for police alternatives as conversations around defunding and dismantling the Minneapolis Police Department continue, community leaders say.
For many University of Minnesota students, moving to Minneapolis means living in a new city, maybe even in a new state, and voting in new elections. Here are some of the elected officials representing...
The motion is in response to a June lawsuit that claims the University discriminated against the football players in its investigation into an alleged sexual assault.
The House Capital Investment committee released the first bonding bill proposal Friday, which funds $40 million of the University's $200 million request.
The University paid two employees settlements and covered medical bills and attorney expenses following allegations against former athletic director Norwood Teague.
Milo’s on Fourth barber shop, Dinkytown Optical, Underground Printing, Blue Serge Alterations and the Hair Shaft barber shop were told to vacate the building.
Mayor Jacob Frey and other city leaders discussed affordable housing issues at a forum at the University's Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center.
Ward 3 City Council Member Jacob Frey led with 25 percent of first-choice votes Tuesday night. The ranked-choice voting runoff will decide a winner in the mayoral election.
