Estelle Timar-Wilcox

Six years since a Minneapolis police officer murdered George Floyd, city staff are moving ahead on development at George Floyd Square.

Minneapolis city leaders are starting a search for a new police chief, after now-former chief Brian O'Hara resigned Tuesday after allegedly interfering with an internal investigation into his conduct.

A group of University of Minnesota students and graduates arrested for protesting ICE are urging a Hennepin County judge to dismiss the charges against them.

Minneapolis' Boom Island Park is getting ready to host a new temporary art exhibit: a massive mural of linked hands, painted directly onto the grass.

The proposal will now go on to a vote by the full city council. If the council denies it, city staff can make a new recommendation — or restart the process of finding a community development partner.

Amid the sometimes-wild temperature swings in Minnesota, from hot summer days to frigid winter nights — conditions are a lot more stable just beneath our feet.

Street construction started Monday at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, after years of planning and debate. Some residents say they still have questions about details of the plan — and who’s paying for it.

The Columbia Heights City Council voted unanimously Monday night to cancel a contract with Flock Safety, the company behind the cameras that read license plates.

The city of Columbia Heights will stop using a set of 12 cameras that read license plates, after residents raised privacy concerns.

The Minneapolis City Council is set to take up two debates surrounding George Floyd Square. One is whether to waive a financial burden on current businesses and residents, and the other is whether to support a concept for the future of the square.