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Businesses call it quits months after Minneapolis water main break; owners disappointed in city's lack of support
While Paperback Exchange is holding onto hope, others in the building are calling it quits, including Terzo and Sparrow Cafe.
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Minneapolis continues to repair street lights
After six people were shot, two of them fatally over the holiday weekend, some Minneapolis residents called on the city to ...
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Minneapolis’ Opus adds to board of directors
Peggy Lamb has been elected to the board of directors of Minneapolis-based Opus. Lamb is managing director of Halstatt, a ...
Defamation lawsuit filed by ex-Minneapolis police officer can move forward, court rules
Part of a lawsuit filed against Minneapolis' police chief by a former officer can move forward, the Court of Appeals ruled ...
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Taste of Minnesota bringing thousands to Minneapolis, boosting downtown economy
The Taste of Minnesota brought tens of thousands to Minneapolis this weekend, playing a key role in the efforts to revitalize ...
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Spec construction? Not much is taking place in the Minneapolis-St. Paul industrial market
According to Colliers, speculative industrial construction continues to slow in the Twin Cities market, with spec building ...
1 killed, 4 hurt in 4 separate overnight shootings in Minneapolis
Across the river in St. Paul, three people were hurt in two separate shootings overnight. Three separate shootings in ...
Fourth of July homicide in Minneapolis: 'Someone knows what happened to this man'
The killing appears to be the 26th homicide in Minneapolis this year, which is down from 33 at the same point last year, ...
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A-Rod & Lore want a new Wolves arena — but will Minneapolis play ball with public money?
As new Wolves and Lynx owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez begin their quest for a Target Center replacement, they're likely ...