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Minneapolis Begins to Heal

After months of intimidation and disruption, Minneapolis residents are rebuilding with the help of limited assistance, but lasting recovery will demand ongoing support from the entire community.

Minneapolis City Council Moves to Remove “Ice” From Local Lexicon

In the wake of Operation Metro Surge, the Minneapolis City Council is leading a push to remove the word “ice” from business names, public spaces and everyday language as residents continue to navigate the policy’s lasting impacts.

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The Butterfly Effect, Minneapolis Style

Hundreds gathered at Powderhorn Park to form a living monarch butterfly — a fleeting act of art, protest and collective trust.

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Rep. Katie Jones’ Bike Ride to Motherhood

A Minneapolis lawmaker puts her climate values into action, biking to and from the hospital with her newborn son.

Area Park Board Commissioner Explains Decision to Remove Parkway

East Isles residents question newly elected Park Board Commissioner Jason Garcia’s vote to explore closing part of The Mall parkway, raising concerns about safety, access and neighborhood input.

Uptown United Launches Community Ambassador Walks

Uptown United is a new resident-driven volunteer effort that aims to bring people back to the streets, support businesses and strengthen community presence.

Even My Dogs Don’t Think Uptown Is “Vibrant”

Two dogs, one neighborhood and a daily walk that shows how far Uptown has to go to feel vibrant again.

Why I Voted No on the Pre-Eviction Notice Extension

Minneapolis City Council Member Elizabeth Shaffer argues that longer gaps without rental assistance can deepen debt, increase evictions and shrink already limited housing options.

48th in the Nation: A Wake-Up Call for School Counseling in Minnesota

Minnesota ranks 48th in the nation for student-to-counselor ratios as student mental health needs rise. A new state bill aims to expand school counseling and strengthen support for students.

New Gallery Brings Regional Art and New Energy to Lowry Hill

The new Lowry Hill Gallery showcases regional artists while inviting neighbors to stop in, explore and bring art into their lives.

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