Susan Du

Our Rescue, the focus of the film “Sound of Freedom,” plans to train police in a new city-run community safety center, drawing concerns.

Housing Stabilization Services was supposed to help Minnesotans find housing and keep it, but the fast-growing Medicaid benefit has had a difficult rollout.

Luana Nelson-Brown was tasked with leading the city’s safety-beyond-policing efforts as head of the Neighborhood Safety Department.

A national police index set up by journalists and attorneys will now include Minnesota data.

As part of the “land back” movement, the state wants to transfer the 1.2-acre strip along Hwy. 55 in Minneapolis that has been the frequent site of homeless encampments.

SD 60 was left vacant by the death of Kari Dziedzic late last year.

After two Republican legislators claimed 30 people voted twice in the race between DFL Rep. Brad Tabke and Republican Aaron Paul, county election officials said the allegations were “erroneous.”

Retired MPD Commander Grant Snyder and his family founded the nonprofit Involve to provide food and friendship to hungry and homeless people.

Marvin Haynes was 16 when arrested in a murder, 36 when exonerated. High on freedom but inexperienced in the world, he spent his first year out navigating life’s hard facts.

Minneapolis planners have relaunched a project to convert 4 miles of north Minneapolis streets into an enhanced bike and pedestrian route with greenery, art and places to gather.