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4 civilians and 2 police officers injured in 'active incident' in Minneapolis: Police

Minneapolis buys new Third Precinct site for $10M

Minneapolis launches system to intervene if MPD officers appear to be struggling

Mayor Jacob Frey said the goal of the new early intervention system would be to use data on things like officer attendance, off-duty work hours or arrest records to identify officers who show signs of stress, trauma or burnout.

Minneapolis plans community safety center, police precinct under same roof

The city of Minneapolis is moving forward with plans for two new community safety centers along the Lake Street corridor. One is expected to house the new 3rd Precinct police station and would also include social service agencies.

Minneapolis moves forward with Community Safety Center

With the MPD Third Precinct still abandoned, the city is asking for input on a new Community Safety Center that would house police and social services.

Minneapolis moving forward with plans for new 3rd police precinct

As plans for a new 3rd police precinct in Minneapolis are moving full speed ahead. But, at the same time, there is concern that the community safety portion of the building is being neglected.

Minneapolis encampment 'Nenookaasi' cleared for the second time in one week

A high volume of calls for service and a more precarious mood led to a swift closure of the Minneapolis homeless encampment known as "Camp Nenookaasi" on Thursday, 48 hours after campers relocated from just blocks away. It was the second time this week the city closed the camp after shuttering another iteration of Nenookaasi on Tuesday, located at at E. 26th Street and 14th Avenue S. "This ...

Minneapolis encampment 'Nenookaasi' cleared for the second time in one week

Preparations underway for Minneapolis Aquatennial fireworks show

The City of Minneapolis is taking its annual celebration to the skies on Saturday with an Aquatennial fireworks show.

Are you ready for it? 'Swiftieapolis' prepares to welcome half a million people this weekend

With crowds of about half a million people expected in downtown Minneapolis this weekend for Twin Cities Pride and Taylor Swift concerts, Mayor Jacob Frey declared that he was temporarily renaming the city “Swiftieapolis.”