Louis Krauss

Police chief is ordering review of the MPD’s handling of the case and wants officers retrained on domestic violence protocols.

Police say an employee at a south Minneapolis office confronted someone who was rifling through a vehicle in the parking lot.

The man is accused of damaging dozens of LGBTQ Pride flags and signs with anti-Trump messages.

The man is conscious but severely burned.

Besides responding to blazes on Engine 10, they hope to inspire Indigenous kids and adults in the community.

Bryan Tyner announced he would be leaving the city’s fire department and transitioning to executive director of the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center.

Most crimes are down in Minnesota’s largest city, continuing a pattern following a pandemic-era spike. That doesn’t alleviate concerns among wary residents after mass shootings.

City officials put three documents online detailing alleged misconduct that the city investigated regarding Virgil Green.

This was the first time the Minneapolis Fire Department hosted the event.

For months tenants at a Pillsbury Avenue apartment complex have complained of pests and broken equipment to no avail.