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Stray Bullet Enters East Isles Home, Raising Fresh Safety Concerns for Residents
A bullet fired miles away pierced a Hennepin Avenue kitchen window, leaving East Isles residents shaken and questioning neighborhood safety.
Civic Duty Precedes City Celebration
Why showing up for Minnesota’s February caucuses matters—and how the Luminary Loppet offers a perfect post-caucus community celebration.
Kenwood School Hosts Discussion of Technology in Children’s Lives
Kenwood School hosts a community discussion on screen time, digital wellness and setting healthy technology boundaries for children.
What the Heck Happened to the Trees?
Residents notice drastic pruning of Summit Avenue trees and ask whether power line protection had to come at such a cost.
District 3 Hennepin County Commissioner Race Draws Four DFL Contenders ahead of Feb. 3 Caucuses
An overview of the incumbent and challengers vying for the DFL endorsement in the Hennepin County Board District 3 race ahead of 2026.
Neighbors Launch Uptown United to Shape the Future of Uptown
A new grassroots effort aims to connect Uptown residents and businesses and foster constructive civic engagement in the Hill & Lake area.
Building Resilience in District 61A
State Rep. Katie Jones outlines legislative accomplishments, challenges and priorities for building resilience in House District 61A.
Making the Case for Group Fitness Training: I Thrived in a Gym That Promised Puking
Why one writer found long-term strength, support and confidence through group fitness training at a Minneapolis gym.
Why go? The Prodigal Public House
A cozy neighborhood pub in Minneapolis where good beer, comfort food and conversation come together without pretension.
Acclaimed Local Author and Neighbor: Jack El-Hai
An interview with Minneapolis author Jack El-Hai on his book, the film Nuremberg and the unsettling psychology behind history’s darkest figures.
