Today, Mayor Jacob Frey signed an executive order prohibiting federal, state, and local agencies from using any city-owned parking lots, ramps, garages, or vacant lots to stage civil immigration …

The City of Minneapolis will rehabilitate the historic Nicollet Ave Bridge over Minnehaha Creek. The city will replace or repair all structural elements of the bridge. The rehabilitated bridge will …

From the Metropolitan Council: As of Nov. 28, 2025, "most of the trails in Minneapolis have reopened! Specifically, the Kenilworth and Cedar Lake Trails are officially open between Cedar Lake Parkway …

It is Veteran’s Day, but like every Tuesday, a group of vets sit in a circle on couches and chairs in a sunny room on the second floor of Every Third Saturday (ETS), 5402 43rd Ave. S. in …

Each Tuesday, 50 vets gather in south Minneapolis to connect, thanks to Midway resident Dave Dahl. Dahl, 77, has led a life of service from being a Cub Scout as a child through his military career …

For next year’s budget, the city of Minneapolis expects to get $2.3 billion in revenue. In the next few weeks city council members will be reviewing and voting on amendments about how to spend …

The streets signs on Edmund Boulevard were officially switched over to Lena Smith Boulevard on Nov. 1, 2025 at its intersection with E 36th St. Over 100 people attended the event. This name change …

On Dec. 2, 2025, the Community Visioning Council (CVC) is hosting a Town Hall meeting at Phelps Park to share details of a “people’s streets” concept for the street layout at 38th …

The word sustainable means different things to different people. Michaela Ayim, manager of the Sustainable Landcare Training program for Metro Blooms, said, “For me, at the center of the word …

City budget Over the next few weeks city council members will be considering amendments to the mayor's proposed 2026 budget. Draft amendments are due Nov. 26 to be submitted to the budget chair and …

As winter sets in, 126 new shelter beds and 122 new units for people exiting homelessness are coming online before the end of the year, including those at the newly-opened Valiance Apartments and …

The city has launched the second Safe Station at Fire Station 7. Serving the Cedar-Riverside, Ventura Village, and Seward neighborhoods, it’s one of the department’s busiest stations for …

On Oct. 29, Cooperative Energy Futures and East Phillips Neighborhood Institute (EPNI) asked Minneapolis to approve the former Roof Depot purchase this fall to avoid losing federal solar tax credits. …

With inflation rising, food costs at an all time high, and precariously offered SNAP benefits, the demand for free and low cost food is unprecedented. According to The Food Group, Minnesotans made …

STEWART PARK WORK After construction this summer, the new playground in Stewart Park (2700 12th Ave S) is complete. Fencing and shade structures will be added later this fall or next spring. …

Founded in 1964 by local business owners looking to build community and collective power, the Seward Civic and Commerce Association is a nonprofit membership organization. It’s purpose is to …

For more than 25 years, the Longfellow Business Association (LBA) has worked to ensure a vibrant business climate by monitoring issues that impact area businesses. We do this through providing …

MEET Brenna Wernersbach has worked for many small, independently owned businesses, and when the opportunity arose to transition from pop-up markets and consignment sales to running her own …

MEET Anna Tsantir was an artist with a day job, navigating less-than-ideal working conditions when she and her co-founder decided to start a business on the principles of believing in people and …