A former Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center employee, who wished to remain anonymous, recently shared her experience after being fired.
According to Minneapolis Police, at 5:17 p.m., officers were called to the 900 block of West Broadway Avenue for a report of a shooting outside a business.
impacted businesses face hard decisions
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South Minneapolis business owners look for answers after destructive water main break
As Minneapolis officials search for cause of water main break, impacted businesses face hard decisions
Lengthy cleanup, outpouring of support for Minneapolis businesses affected by water main break
Nicollet Avenue, Kmart and Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Hennepin County Sheriff and De Sota Gurley on
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New video shows deputies striking man during arrest in Minneapolis; HCSO investigating
Video of violent Minneapolis arrest involving 2 deputies under review, sheriff's office says
Community activists are calling on two Hennepin County Sheriff's deputies to resign following the release of a video showing a violent arrest last month in Minneapolis.
Video shows Hennepin County sheriff’s deputies striking man in head during a Minneapolis arrest
The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Tuesday that it is reviewing the actions of two deputies after a video on social media showed them striking a man’s head while making an arrest. In the one-minute video posted on Facebook on Monday,
The claim in a recent commentary that the legalization of housing has led to less housing in Minneapolis doesn’t ring true.
“People saying the new Love Is Blind season based in Minneapolis is boring like yeah now imagine having to live among these people,” someone wrote on Twitter. In contrast, other Minneapolis residents have said they aren’t boring but locals just don’t have that craving for fame like other cities.
Target Corp.'s first "core week" of 2025, when it brings local team members into the office, will start next week.
Minneapolis’ annual tree lottery prioritizes the city’s local climate, underserved community and residential health as warmer weather forces change. Sydney Schaaf, program manager for City Trees which runs the
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