Northeast Mpls Brewery Taproom Set to Close The vibrant Northeast Minneapolis craft beer scene is about to see a change as a local brewery announces the closure of its taproom this April. This news marks a significant shift for the establishment, though production is expected to continue. Locals are encouraged to visit one last time before the doors close on this community gathering spot. A Northeast Fixture’s Shifting Focus A specific Northeast Minneapolis brewery, deeply … Read More

Minneapolis Police Identify Woman, Make Arrest in Downtown Death Minneapolis residents are grappling with recent news following a tragic discovery downtown. Authorities have officially identified a woman found deceased last week and have since made an arrest in connection with her death, bringing a degree of clarity to a somber incident that shook the community. The swift action by the Minneapolis Police Department offers some initial answers for locals seeking understanding. The Initial Discovery: A … Read More

Twin Cities Police Partner with Feds: Metro Surge Impact The Twin Cities saw a significant federal law enforcement presence recently with Operation Metro Surge, a collaborative effort aimed at curbing violent crime in Minneapolis and St. Paul. This initiative brought federal agencies to work alongside local police departments, providing additional resources and expertise to tackle pressing safety concerns. Understanding Operation Metro Surge Operation Metro Surge was a strategic deployment of federal resources to the Twin … Read More

Target’s Sales Dip, But Minneapolis Sees Green Shoots Target, a cornerstone of the Minneapolis economy and a familiar sight for locals, recently announced its latest quarterly financial results, revealing a continued dip in sales. While the numbers reflect a challenging retail landscape, the company also pointed to promising “green shoots” indicating potential brighter days ahead for the Minnesota-based giant. Navigating a Shifting Retail Landscape For several quarters, Target has navigated a cautious consumer landscape, with … Read More

Minneapolis’ Ice Occupation: Community Reacts Minneapolis has been abuzz following the recent ‘ice occupation’ event, which saw a significant portion of Lake Harriet’s frozen surface transformed into a temporary public forum. This unique gathering has sparked lively discussions across the city, prompting residents to consider its purpose and impact on urban spaces. Understanding Minneapolis’ Ice Occupation The “ice occupation,” which took place over the last weekend of February on Lake Harriet, involved hundreds of participants … Read More

Minneapolis Considers Gas Ban for New Homes Minneapolis city leaders are actively discussing a significant proposal that could reshape future residential construction: a ban on natural gas hookups in all new homes. This plan, aimed at advancing the city’s ambitious climate goals, would require new builds to rely on electric-powered systems for heating, cooking, and water heating. The potential shift marks a major step in the city’s broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions and move … Read More

Judge Halts Sale of Historic Shingle Creek Building Minneapolis residents are buzzing after a recent judicial decision blocked the sale of the historic Shingle Creek building. This ruling represents a significant moment for community advocates and preservationists who have tirelessly worked to safeguard the future of this beloved local landmark, putting the brakes on a proposed transaction by Minneapolis Public Schools. The Shingle Creek Building: A Community Anchor The Shingle Creek building, located in the … Read More