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A post-Labor Day return to office has come and gone, and still most downtown Minneapolis office buildings remain empty.

Dayton's Project lender throws new wrinkle: foreclosure sale The city of Minneapolis supports the developer and plans to weigh in on court battle.  July 13, 2021 — 5:26pm Text size Copy shortlink: A key lender of the Dayton's Project on Nicollet Mall now wants to auction off the loan to the highest bidder, a move the project's developer along with the city of Minneapolis and downtown boosters plan to fight in court. New York-based Monarch Alternative Capital purchased the original $78 million mezzanine loan on the iconic, but mos...

Minneapolis Downtown Council: Workforce back at 30% compared to pre-pandemic (FOX 9) MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Minneapolis Downtown Council says, according to information gathered from downtown businesses and employers, around 30 percent of the 218,000 workers who came to Minneapolis every day, have returned to the office. "That’s up double from about two months ago," Steve Cramer, President and CEO of the Minneapolis Downtown Council said.  Workers returning to downtown Minneapolis as more get vaccinated, COVID-19 cases drop Many workers are returning to downtown Minneapolis as more get v...

Minnesota Reformer Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo coordinated closely with a group called Operation Safety Now, which was created by a PR consultant, to sway public opinion and the City Council against budget cuts to the Minneapolis police department. The office of Mayor Jacob Frey, seen here in the background, also worked with Operation Safety Now. Photo by Max Nesterak/Minnesota Reformer. Bill Rodriguez was the first speaker at the first public hearing on cutting funding to the Minneapolis Police Department. “We need both: the police and reform,” Rodriguez said at a City...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The 24-year-old suspect charged with murderand attempted murder in the Minneapolis mass shooting last weekend is expected in court Thursday, days after a gun battle outside a nightclub left seven wounded and two dead, including a bystander killed hours before his college graduation. Jawan C. Carroll, who prosecutors say is a member of the North Minneapolis street gang known as the "Tres Tres," was charged with two counts of intentional second-degree murder for fatally shooting 21-year-old Charlie Johnson of Golde...