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Dave Roeser's English-only measure for Lino Lakes wins green light

Via 4Roeser.comDave Roeser's English-only measure passes in Lino Lakes​Lino Lakes City Councilman Dave Roeser's first-in-the-state English-only measure got a nearly unanimous thumb's up at last night's council meeting. But even though Roeser and his allies were adamant that their action was ba ... More >>

Walk About

The leaving and the longing for life

Man convicted of manslaughter after leaving infant son face down

The baby suffocated while his father was in another room smoking weed and talking on a phone sex chatline.

Two teenagers each held on $3M bond in Seward triple homicide

Police say Mahdi Hassan Ali was the gunman and Ahmed Shire Ali was his accomplice in a robbery attempt.

Bike Boulevards and the future of Minneapolis cycling

The city continues to lag on a simple solution to bicycle transit.

Man accused of smoking weed, calling sex line while infant son died

As his son suffocated to death, the man allegedly smoked weed and called a phone sex line in another room.

Photos: Electric Fetus, neighborhood tornado damage

An update on the status of the Electric Fetus damages.

Death Cycle II - Lyndale and Franklin

Yep. This intersection still sucks for cyclists...

New Seward Co-op is a natural shopper's nirvana

The top 10 most dangerous bike intersections in Minneapolis

Is biking in Minneapolis becoming treacherous transit?

Labor Day weekend: More than a JCPenny sale

Is biking in Minneapolis becoming treacherous transit?

Best. Obama Slogan. Ever.

Is biking in Minneapolis becoming treacherous transit?

What's That Noise?

The Heliotrope Festival showcases local experimental acts that fly under the radar

Alec Soth stays sane by staying put

Freeze Frame: the arresting images of Minneapolis photographer and New York art star Alec Soth

Artists of the Year

Ernest A. Bryant III

Letters to the Editor

Ernest A. Bryant III

Mondo Condo

When apartments are converted, renters don't have many rights

City of Minneapolis prepares new traffic plans following the bridge collapse

When apartments are converted, renters don't have many rights

Zinefest this weekend in Minneapolis

When apartments are converted, renters don't have many rights

Clinical Recession

Bad debt and budget cuts by the U of M leave community clinics scrambling to stay open

Get on the Bus

A crew of latter-day hippies prowls the city streets with 500 pounds of lemons and a yen for sharing

The Village Idiot Knows Something

Mad Peeaire would like to talk to you about Aristotle, Wilde, Blake, Freud--and his childhood memories of a goat-buggering orgy. Why won't you listen?

Your Bad Self

Micranots rapper I Self Devine finds clarity in 'Self Destruction'

The Mission

Making book with Carolyn Cone

Built to Fail

The federal No Child Left Behind law is threatening to wreck public education in Minnesota and elsewhere. That's what it was designed to do.

Hack Attack

For cabbies, the mean streets keep getting meaner

On The Corner

Overwhelmed activists, embattled police, and perplexed politicians brace for a long, hot summer in South Minneapolis

The Most Dangerous Game Show

Series 7 dares to make us care about reality TV

Off Beat

Series 7 dares to make us care about reality TV

Better Days

They went through hell in Mogadishu. But for 17-year-old Mohamed Abdullahi and other Somali immigrants, in Minneapolis it's still an uphill climb.

Artful Dodgers

Two local shows reveal how a deft artistic touch often involves some sleight of hand

Everything Is Permitted

Where to go to make an electronic drum out of your pickup truck--and other secrets of alternative art venues

Public Enemies

Getting tough on Minneapolis's least wanted

The Belle of the Block

Tame the wilds of Park Avenue? There's the right way, the wrong way, and the Donna Ellringer way

Overdue Books

A pricey new library in downtown Minneapolis has boosters of the underfunded branches seeing red

Rent!

The affordable-housing crisis comes to Uptown

For Art's Sake!

What takes seven years to build, costs nearly $600,000, and looks like a boondoggle?

Schoolhouse Talk

University lectures on tape may be the most middlebrow product since Reader's Digest. So what's wrong with that?

Log Jam at Old Steepy

Thinking of driving to Uptown this summer? Better think again.Thinking of driving to Uptown this summer? Better think again.

Off Beat

Thinking of driving to Uptown this summer? Better think again.Thinking of driving to Uptown this summer? Better think again.

I Spy

Will federal money help put surveillance cameras on Phillips streets?

FRANKLIN PLANNER

Blue No More: The Franklin Theater plans to leave its porn days behind with a long-coming renovation.

(Un)Holy Ones

Do This for the Remembrance of Me: Bob Flanagan in Sick.

Miller Time

Do This for the Remembrance of Me: Bob Flanagan in Sick.

How Little Asia Was Born

Bad city planning in the late 1970s led inadvertently to Nicollet Avenue's rebirth as the most vital ethnic

When the Music Stops

Bad city planning in the late 1970s led inadvertently to Nicollet Avenue's rebirth as the most vital ethnic

Immigrant's Song

Bad city planning in the late 1970s led inadvertently to Nicollet Avenue's rebirth as the most vital ethnic

Babes in Armies

Bad city planning in the late 1970s led inadvertently to Nicollet Avenue's rebirth as the most vital ethnic

If These Walls Could Talk

The history of an entire city echoes through the empty rooms at 3044 Third Avenue South.

Hail to the Chef

The history of an entire city echoes through the empty rooms at 3044 Third Avenue South.