Susan Du

Efforts to redevelop George Floyd Square, the burned 3rd Precinct police station and new “community safety centers” meant to replace it have been enmeshed in thorny community negotiations.

Conventional wisdom holds that many of the state’s residents just can’t handle the heat.

Volunteers with the local Audubon chapter catalogued bird strikes during the spring and fall migrations this year to raise awareness for solutions.

Residents want to tackle trash, vacant nuisance properties, business drain, homelessness and addiction at Snelling and University, the gateway to the neighborhood.

Huntington Place, a refuge for more than 2,500 low-income residents, hasn’t been able to maintain cash flow. Nonprofit owner Aeon plans to close its sale to investment firm MAS Capital by year’s end.

Project Refocus, a nonprofit founded by KB Brown, threw its annual Halloween party at the Capri Theater on Saturday.

Amid accusations of financial mismanagement, the Neighborhood Safety Department proposed giving the contract to a business previously flagged in a whistleblower complaint about self-dealing.

Mayor Jacob Frey and a majority of city council members vowed to create a new Labor Standards Board. It’s faced backlash all year from local and national industry groups.

A consent decree is one of the federal government's most aggressive tools for reining in police departments found to be violating the U.S. Constitution.

Minneapolis planners have relaunched a project to convert 4 miles of north Minneapolis streets into an enhanced bike and pedestrian route with greenery, art and places to gather.