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Opinion editor's note: Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom. ••• There was a moment during the Monday meeting of the Minneapolis City Council when that body's tendency to remain at rest, averting any impulse toward forward motion, became downright stupefying. Actually, there were several such moments, as members ...

The razor wire fencing wrapped around the former Third Precinct police station will start to come down by summer, as Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's administration sets out to reopen the building for a new use more than four years after protesters torched it in retaliation for an officer's murder of George Floyd. On Monday, City Operations Officer Margaret Anderson Kelliher will present the ...

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.

Several community members say plans to house the police’s new Third Precinct offices with community services will alienate people who don’t trust law enforcement.

Plus: 3M remains all-in on employees working from home; Minnesota’s first Black woman-owned brewery to open in 2025; and more.

"I've seen this now over and over, where legislators who are so loud when they cannot do anything, are so silent when they have the gavel in their hand," said Jaylani Hussein, of CAIR-MN.

Plus: Dakota leaders question hiding of Pioneer Press medallion on land they consider sacred; St. Paul superintendent is a finalist for Madison job; and more.

As Arepa Bar departs over safety concerns, other food sellers stand firm and say the market remains an important destination.

As Arepa Bar departs over safety concerns, other food sellers stand firm and say the market remains an important destination.