Susan Du is a writer-photographer who covers Minneapolis for the Star Tribune. With a focus on local news and events, Susan's work provides in-depth coverage of Minneapolis, including articles on politics, urban development, community activism, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Sahan Journal.
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Susan Du's coverage focuses on local issues in Minneapolis, particularly around government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories. She has covered topics such as homelessness, affordable housing, city council elections, and urban development.
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The new ordinance imposes a time limit and higher fees on property owners holding on to vacant buildings.
After the beloved Powderhorn Park watering hole, May Day Cafe, was put up for sale, its longtime workers organized to buy it and turn it into a cooperative.
Without emergency funding to make critical repairs, the building will go into vacancy and eventually have to be sold.
By: Susan Du
Six drivers are suing the Minnesota Uber/Lyft Drivers Association [MULDA], accusing leader Eid Ali of using the nonprofit to enrich himself.
The City Council, with the support of Mayor Jacob Frey, agreed to give East Phillips Neighborhood Institute an additional year to raise $5.7 million still needed to buy the former roofing warehouse.
The affordable housing giant is trying to raise $65 million to improve its housing stock at the juncture of “multiple pandemics” and insufficient public subsidies.
By: Susan Du
Agate Housing announced last month it would have to close its homeless shelter and food shelf downtown without at least $3 million for critical repairs.
St. Anne's Place has been vacated after residents were attacked last week, staff said, and it was captured on camera. Five days later there have been no arrests.
The footage shows the violence occurred in two stages on the night of Sept. 5 when police were not present.
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