3 hrs ago | CBS Local
Official Says Pop Targeted Unfairly In Food Stamp Case
Minneapolis Mayor RT Rybak is among 17 other big city mayors, including those of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, reviving a push prohibiting the use of food stamps to buy pop and other sugary drinks.
7 hrs ago | KSTP
Mayors Push to Ban Buying Sugary Drinks with Food Stamps
Eighteen mayors across the United States, including Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, are reviving a push to stop sugary drinks from being bought with food stamps.
11 hrs ago | Pequot Lakes Echo
ABler Minded: Happy Mother's Day
Yes, I know I'm a bit late to be offering those wishes. And actually, I'm also late to be recognizing Father's Day, which was observed last Sunday.
15 hrs ago | Star Tribune
Gun owners target Twin Cities block fair for coming-out party
Advocates are encouraging gun owners to bring their weapons to Open Streets family-oriented events in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Minneapolis: 2 nations investigate alleged Nazi
Prosecutors in Poland and Germany said Tuesday that they are reviewing files on a Minnesota man who was a commander of a Nazi-led unit to see if they have enough evidence to press charges and request his extradition from the United States.
Minneapolis west metropolitan news briefs: Bloomington's Old Cedar...
Bloomington's Old Cedar Avenue Bridge over Long Meadow Lake in the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Your guide to 10 Thousand Sounds Festival
When City Pages set out to launch a new music festival in downtown Minneapolis - one that was chic, dynamic, and vibrant - we picked a name to reflect that: 10 Thousand Sounds.
New program aims to lure businesses to north Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Public Schools last year completed a new $36 million headquarters at 1250 W. Broadway Ave. on the city's north side.
The Jack Brass Band from Minneapolis will be entertaining the audience at the Chatfield "Music in the Park" series on Thursday, June 27th at 7:30 p.m. The concert will take place in the City Park Band Shell.
Authorities ID Man Shot, Killed In Minneapolis
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner identified the victim Tuesday as 35-year-old Daniel Dwayne Maniece of Jordan.
9 a.m. update: Delays heading into Minneapolis
A crash on the left shoulder of southbound 35W is making the drive into downtown Minneapolis a bit difficult.
Minneapolis offers some of the best parks in the nation
Minneapolis was recently named the nation's best big city for public parks by the Trust of the Public Land.
Drake, Miguel coming to Target Center in October
Canadian rapper Drake will hit the road this fall with an Oct. 5 stop planned for Target Center in downtown Minneapolis.
As Minneapolis district touts new school plan, protesters plead for ousted charter school
Parents and community members marched past the school district informational meeting they boycotted Monday.
As Minneapolis district touts new school plan, protesters plead for ousted charter school
Minnesota School of Science supporters accused the district of acting hastily against a school they say has educated children better than other programs that have been housed at Cityview in north Minneapolis.
Minneapolis DFL convention leaves open field, bitter taste
Before the balloting for mayoral endorsement started at Saturday's Minneapolis DFL convention, the party's state chair allowed that having no endorsement would be a bad outcome - not for the city or those who seek to lead it, but for the city's strongest political force.
Man with violent tattoo gets probation for threat to Minneapolis cop
Antonio Fransion Jenkins, 21, of St. Louis Park, whose tattoo of a porcine police officer landed him in jail, got an 18-month stayed sentence Monday, June 17, 2013 because he is taking steps to obliterate the tattoo.
Minneapolis' Secret City to put late-night street art 'in a new light'
A neon cloud. A glowing Greenway. Ping-pong? Minneapolis will be lit up in the most peculiar of ways for Saturday's Secret City.
About 250 demonstrators marched through downtown Minneapolis to the Hennepin County Government Center on Friday, May 31, to protest the police silence about the killing of Terrance Franklin, 22. Franklin was being pursued by police after an alleged failed burglary attempt.
Former Minneapolis City Council budget chair slams streetcar plan
The City Council's former budget chair, Paul Ostrow, issued some harsh words this weekend about a plan to divert property taxes to a streetcar line, calling it "irresponsible" and "bizarre."