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The building's claim to fame is having a long, unique feature, a light fixture that seems to go on and on, reaching several ZIP codes.

Note there isn't a 'might' in that claim. I looked it up online and I got the might part, well it was the word 'perhaps' which doesn't declare it the world's longest light fixture, but does suggest it's a very long light fixture.

Note there isn't a 'might' in that claim. I looked it up online and I got the might part, well it was the word 'perhaps' which doesn't declare it the world's longest light fixture, but does suggest it's a very long light fixture.

Police forces in Los Angeles, Denver, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis provide expensive security details for mayors as they cut police budgets.

The city is pulling back on some provisions in the rent stabilization ordinance passed by voters last fall.

The Minneapolis Police Department's 4th precinct was sprayed with bullets in the wee hours of Tuesday morning by three suspects who were swiftly apprehended.

Some Minneapolis, Minnesota residents are unhappy that upscale neighborhoods have been able to purchase additional police patrols through a "buyback" program.

Accountable. you know how that will happen? by our brave law enforcement officers that i fully support and who ilhan has disparaged and worked to defund. i certainly do not criticize anyones religion or faith. that is exactly why i released my statement. >> laura: congress woman boebert, one would thing given what is happening in minneapolis and the rising crime, murder rates, everything that is happening in minneapolis post george floyd, one would think that ilhan omar would focus on that espec...

The American Legion helped broker a peace treaty.

By SUSAN DU | Star Tribune | Published: March 15, 2021 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Tribune News Service) — A past commander of the American Legion Minneapolis Post blames a couple of rogue members for making off with a ships bell and wheel that ended up in Minnetonka High School, while the schools superintendent say theyll only take orders from the U.S. Navy to give them back. Meanwhile, the Navy wants nothing do with the custody dispute between Minneapolis and Minnetonka over the military artifact...