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The Metropolitan Council has adopted a comprehensive regional plan, Imagine 2050, guiding growth and development across the Twin Cities metropolitan region over the next three decades. …
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2/13/25
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Public Works crews continue to respond to the early-morning water main break at the Southeast corner of 50th St. and Penn Ave. on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. According to a press release:
The leak …
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2/13/25
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Last Monday, the Minneapolis Budget Committee meeting was interrupted due to a local pastor who was upset about an agenda item.
According to Ward 2 Council Member Robin Wonsley's e-newsletter on …
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2/12/25
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On Feb. 5, 2025, U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN), a member of the Senate Finance Committee and the Senate Banking Committee, called for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to appear before both …
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2/6/25
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Ever since it first opened in the mid-1990s, May Day Cafe at 3440 Bloomington Ave. has been a thriving hub for its local community. Now, after a year of fundraising to buy the business, employees are …
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By Danielle Fraher
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1/31/25
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Summer camp season will be here before parents know it. While children anxiously await the last day of school, adults know that it can be challenging to keep kids occupied and mentally stimulated …
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1/31/25
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Classics Lost ‘N’ Found Theater Company (CLFTC), your neighborhood community theater in the Nokomis Neighborhood, invites you to explore its 2025 playbill. With the exception of the …
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1/31/25
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Steve Brandt announced that he’s seeking a second term this year on the Minneapolis Board of Estimate and Taxation, the body that sets the city’s property tax cap annually and approves …
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1/31/25
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When I arrived at Grande Sunrise, I found Roberto Grande-Perez in the parking lot, fixing his car with a confident, self-taught ease. Within minutes of meeting him, his hard-working spirit and …
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By Sarah Friedman, communications manager, sarah.friedman@nokomiseast.org
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1/31/25
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At their Dec. 10, 2024 meeting, the Board of Commissioners adopted a 2025-2026 Budget for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) that focuses caring for park amenities and infrastructure, …
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1/31/25
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The city of Minneapolis has committed nearly $17 million in direct investment, along with $1.5 million in 10-year federal tax credits, to 11 affordable rental housing projects in Minneapolis. The …
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1/31/25
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Seward Cooperative General Manager, Ray Williams, has announced the sale of the “Creamery building” located at 2601 E Franklin Ave., to North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems …
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1/30/25
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BET Leadership
The Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), which sets the maximum property tax levy and coordinates taxing and borrowing for the city, has reelected Steve Brandt as president and …
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Compiled by Cam Gordon
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1/30/25
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Minnesota’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions dropped by 14% between 2005 and 2022, according to a biennial report from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and Minnesota …
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1/30/25
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On Jan. 30, 2025, the Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance to allow the city to collect fees for the use of public property by MPD officers when they conduct off-duty work, saving taxpayers …
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1/30/25
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Junauda Petrus is the city’s new poet laureate for 2025-2026. Petrus succeeds Heid E. Erdrich in this prominent literary role. A multidisciplinary artist, Petrus spans stage, screen and page in …
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1/30/25
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Minneapolis reached a major milestone in 2024, surpassing $1 billion in construction value for the 14th year in a row. At a news conference Tuesday, Jana. 28, 2025, Mayor Jacob Frey – …
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1/29/25
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Following the termination of Brandon Long, the Nokomis East Neighborhood Association (NENA) has appointed Amy Arcand as interim executive director. Upon being told of his termination on Monday, Jan. …
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By TESHA M. CHRISTENSEN
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1/27/25
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City elections will be held in November 2025, and by the time Mayor Jacob Frey kicked off his reelection campaign in January, four candidates had already stepped forward to challenge him.
Two …
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By Cam Gordon
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1/22/25
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The policies of health insurance companies today are making it harder for pharmacies to stay in business, according to Jim Stage, and that affects the people who need prescriptions.
Stage …
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By Tesha M. Christensen
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1/22/25
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