Minneapolis Forecast: Mostly Seasonable Days Ahead Minneapolis is bracing for a stretch of generally pleasant, ‘seasonable’ weather following a calm Sunday. Residents can expect a mix of sunshine and cloud cover, with temperatures largely aligning with what’s typical for this time of year. While significant weather disruptions are not anticipated, a few minor shifts will keep things interesting through the week. What to Expect in the Twin Cities Weather This Week Following the pattern of … Read More

Twin Cities Holiday Markets: Your Local Guide As the holiday season draws near, Minneapolis locals have a festive treat in store right in our own backyard. Both our bustling city and our charming neighbor, St. Paul, host distinct Christmas markets that promise unique experiences and delightful finds. Get ready to explore the best of seasonal shopping, food, and cheer without venturing far from home. The Twin Cities’ Festive Charm The holiday spirit truly comes alive … Read More

Minneapolis’s Mayor Frey: Navigating a City in Flux Minneapolis has undergone profound changes in recent years, and at the helm throughout much of this period has been Mayor Jacob Frey. As a locally elected official, Frey’s leadership has been central to the city’s response to unprecedented challenges, from civil unrest to the ongoing push for equitable public safety and economic recovery. This post delves into his journey, key policy decisions, and what his leadership means … Read More

Minnesota County Settles Major Civil Rights Suit A Minnesota county has recently agreed to pay a substantial $3.25 million to resolve a civil rights lawsuit filed by two sisters from Fargo. This significant settlement underscores the serious nature of the allegations brought against county officials and highlights the ongoing imperative for accountability within public service across our state. A Costly Resolution for Alleged Civil Rights Violations The multi-million dollar payment concludes a legal battle where … Read More

Minnesota Braces for Extreme Subzero Temperatures Minneapolis is preparing for one of its most severe cold snaps in recent memory, with dangerously cold temperatures and extreme wind chills expected to grip the region for several consecutive days. This prolonged period of intense cold demands immediate attention and diligent preparation from all residents to ensure safety and well-being. Understanding the Arctic Blast and Its Dangers An Arctic air mass is descending upon Minnesota, bringing with it … Read More

Minnesota Housing Fraud: 5 Charged in $4.3M Scheme Five individuals have been formally charged in a federal indictment for allegedly orchestrating a substantial housing fraud scheme that siphoned over $4.3 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds. This local case highlights the continued misuse of critical resources intended for vulnerable Minnesotans, primarily through a non-profit operating out of Minneapolis. These charges mark a significant step in accountability for those accused of exploiting public aid meant for … Read More

8th Circuit Ruling: Context Matters for Minneapolis Workplaces A recent 8th Circuit Court of Appeals decision has significantly clarified how hostile work environment claims will be evaluated, emphasizing the “totality of the circumstances.” This ruling holds crucial implications for both employers and employees across Minneapolis, signaling a more comprehensive approach to workplace harassment allegations. It ensures that the full picture, rather than isolated incidents, is considered when assessing such claims. Understanding “Context Matters” in Harassment … Read More