Page 14 - Mill District News Today

AMHERST — Akshaya Pawar scored big at Monday’s opening day for a new international grocery store in the Mill District in North Amherst when she located a package of turmeric.“This was an unexpected find,” Pawar said while examining the package...

The 12,648± SF building at 180 Main St. has 3,350± SF occupied, 2,711±SF available for sub-lease. Full 6,324± SF first floor will be available September 1.

AMHERST — As construction on an addition to the 1893 North Amherst Library building gets underway, many of the materials from the branch library are now in a temporary spot at 81 Cowls Road, where operations will take place until spring 2023.While the...

Two streets in Minneapolis' Dinkytown area will be temporarily closed to vehicle traffic for three weekends starting on Thursday as part of an effort "to enhance safety and pedestrian access."

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said state lawmakers should agree to come back to the Capitol and pass new police funding.

Extra patrols were dispatched to Lowry Hill, where more than 40 percent of residents earn six figures, after the community raised funds to pay cops $107 per hour worked.

Minnesota State Patrol officers made nearly 1,500 arrests last weekend in the metro area in an effort to crack down on crime.

He has apologized for singling out Somali youth after a wave of violence over the July 4th weekend.

Police say low staffing levels hinder their response to calls.

After Fourth of July celebrations turned unruly in downtown Minneapolis, new solutions are being implemented to prevent chaos from happening again.