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Businesses, renters demand more details on Blue Line extension

Planners with Hennepin County and the Met Council have said they’ll release more details throughout the summer.

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In Minneapolis, police staffing levels continued to drop in 2023. So did crime.

In Minneapolis, police staffing levels continued to drop in 2023. So did crime.
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Blue Line extension light-rail route recommended for north Minneapolis

Blue Line extension light-rail route recommended for north Minneapolis
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Black entrepreneurs say Minneapolis 'Wildest Dreams Expo' was bad for business

Dozens of business owners said the expo organized by the city of Minneapolis to celebrate and uplift Black entrepreneurship actually hurt them. They said the poorly attended event cost them money they couldn’t afford to lose, and according to city records, tens of thousands of dollars in contracts flowed to businesses based outside of Minnesota.

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City's inaugural Black expo leaves Minneapolis small business owners with losses

The planning of Minneapolis' inaugural 'I Am My Ancestors Wildest Dreams' Black business expo is under review by the City Auditor's office and the primary planner — the director of the new Racial Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Department, Tyeastia Green — no longer works for the City as of Tuesday.

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Business owners waited years for COVID-19 loans—and now it's too late | Nation/World

Jaja Chen and her husband Devin Li were elated when they signed a lease for their new bubble tea shop, Cha Community. Both Asian-American immigrants (her from Taiwan, him from

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Capri Theater to host Halloween party for young trick-or-treaters in north Minneapolis

Just a few weeks after its grand reopening, the Capri Theater in north Minneapolis will host a Halloween party this Saturday.

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Rebuilding Minneapolis: Pillsbury United invests in properties damaged after murder of George Floyd

From Lake Street in south Minneapolis to West Broadway on the north side of the city, hundreds of buildings were damaged or destroyed in the days following the murder of George Floyd. A local nonprofit is now working to buy some of those properties in a push to revitalize underinvested communities.

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PPP loans were supposed to prioritize low-income areas during the pandemic. They didn't. – Center for Public Integrity

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As the pandemic hit, orders cratered at KB and Katie Brown’s print shop in Minneapolis. They knew they would need help — exactly what the Paycheck Protection Program was meant to provide.
But despite trying three lenders, they never got one of the forgivable COVID-19 loans handed out from April through early August. They had to furlough their four employees and still don’t fully understand what went wrong in a process that felt Byzantine and inequitable to them.

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PPP Loans Failed to Reach Communities in Most Need

PPP Loans Failed to Reach Communities in Most Need
People walk through a shuttered business district in Brooklyn on May 12, 2020, in New York City.
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Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit investigative news organization based in Washington, D.C.
As the pandemic hit, orders cratered at KB and Katie Brown’s print shop in Minneapolis. They knew they would need help — exactly what the Paycheck Protection Program was meant to provide.
But despite trying three lenders, they never got one of the forgivable COVID-19 loans handed out from April through early August. They had to furlough their four employees and still don’t fully understand what went wrong in a process that felt Byzantine and inequitable to them.

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