Twins at Rickwood: A Historic Game for Our Hometown Team Our Minnesota Twins are stepping onto hallowed ground this week, playing a special regular-season game against the Oakland A’s at Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama. This isn’t just another game; it’s a momentous occasion honoring baseball’s deep history, the legendary Willie Mays, and the profound legacy of the Negro Leagues. For Twins fans, it’s a unique opportunity to witness our team participate in a truly … Read More

Fatal I-35W Crash Prompts Local Safety Reminder Minneapolis experienced a tragic incident early Saturday morning when a single-vehicle crash on southbound I-35W claimed a driver’s life. This solemn event near 46th Street East serves as a stark reminder of the ever-present need for vigilance and caution on our city’s busy roadways. Details of the Morning Incident At approximately 4:15 AM, a vehicle traveling southbound on I-35W in Minneapolis veered off the road and collided with … Read More

Phelps Park Shooting Raises Safety Concerns in South Minneapolis The South Minneapolis community is grappling with the aftermath of a recent shooting incident at Phelps Park, an event that has cast a shadow over a beloved local green space. This alarming act of violence has prompted immediate police response and ignited conversations among residents about park safety and community well-being. Understanding the Incident at Phelps Park Details emerging from the scene indicate a serious violent … Read More

George Floyd Square Reopens: A New Chapter After years of discussion and various forms of closure, George Floyd Square at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue has officially reopened. This significant development sees the removal of concrete barriers that have defined the space since May 2020, marking a pivotal moment for the South Minneapolis community and the city as a whole. The Journey to Reopening For over three years, the intersection where George Floyd was murdered … Read More

Tou Thao Sentenced in George Floyd’s Killing In a significant development for Minneapolis and beyond, former police officer Tou Thao received a state sentence of four years and nine months for his role in the killing of George Floyd. This sentencing marks the final state-level conviction in the tragic May 2020 incident that ignited protests and a global reckoning on police accountability. The Final State Sentencing On August 7, 2023, Hennepin County District Judge Peter … Read More

MPD Seeks Witnesses After Fatal Elliot Park Shooting Minneapolis authorities are urging community cooperation following a fatal shooting early Saturday morning in the Elliot Park neighborhood. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for residents, prompting renewed calls for vigilance and collaboration in this central Minneapolis community. Tragic Discovery in a Central Neighborhood Minneapolis police responded around 2 a.m. to reports of a shooting near 10th Street and Park Avenue South, an area close to downtown, … Read More

Minneapolis Voters to Decide on Charter Changes Minneapolis residents will soon have a direct say in shaping their city’s future governance. Mayor Jacob Frey recently signed a resolution, solidifying the City Council’s decision to place several proposed charter amendments before voters. This move ensures that important structural and operational changes to Minneapolis’s foundational document will be decided at the ballot box. Mayor Clears Path for Voter Decision The journey for these charter amendments began with … Read More