Karen Scullin

A north Minneapolis neighborhood came together Tuesday night to celebrate the life and legacy of Birdell "Birdie" Beeks, a beloved grandmother killed by gang crossfire 10 years ago.

The future of The People’s Way project at George Floyd Square is once again uncertain after the City Council voted down its recommended development partner.

Minneapolis is taking early steps toward possibly legalizing sex at bathhouses, decades after a ban was put in place during the AIDS crisis in 1988.

A major change is underway in how Minneapolis deals with illegal drug sales and use, with city leaders and community partners rolling out a new strategy aimed at shutting down open-air drug markets.

A spike in violence over the July 4 weekend has Ramsey County’s sheriff urging the community and law enforcement to address growing Somali gang activity across the metro.

Fast-rising floodwaters damaged homes in LeRoy and Austin, Minn, on Wednesday, July 8.

Ramsey County investigators are pushing for answers after federal agents removed a man from his home and have now taken their case to federal court.

A quiet apartment complex turned into a crime scene after three employees were killed in the leasing office, leaving a community in shock and mourning.

A Brooklyn Park pastor at the center of a years-long wage dispute with Hennepin County is no longer facing criminal charges.

Residents at Heritage Park Apartments and local advocates are demanding clear answers and swift action as they face ongoing problems with unsafe living conditions.