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With omicron cases and hospitalizations on the decline in Minnesota, many employers feel safe in calling people back to office buildings again.

The city’s urban core added about 3,000 more residents in 2021, according to the Minneapolis Downtown Council.

A former Minneapolis mayoral candidate who joined Mayor Jacob Freys community safety workgroup after the election announced she is leaving the high-profile effort after two meetings.

Downtown Minneapolis shifts from trying to get through COVID to learning to live with it

Developer Ned Abdul has submitted plans to transform the Uptown Theatre into a performance venue. Uptown boosters hailed the news.

MN HEALS 2.0 "should focus on the most serious of violent crimes" and have an "emphasis on recent violent juvenile carjackings."

Saturday's Winter Classic could be the coldest outdoor event in NHL history. But Minnesotans aren't scared.

Securian Financial, Xcel Energy and Wells Fargo have all pushed back their dates to the end of January or February as the omicron variant continues to spread.

More than 2,200 were without power in New Hampshire on Sunday morning as drivers were reminded to take it slow on the roads after a wintry mix moved through on Christmas.

Some council members lamented the increase, though they made few efforts to reduce it. They focused instead on trying to increase funding for violence prevention and mental health services.