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Brother Ali's Mourning In America tour dates, First Ave in October

Related:Brother Ali arrested at Occupy Homes protest [VIDEO]After setting off the Entry back in May, rallying in Wisconsin, giving us a soulful, somber taste of his new record, and recently getting arrested to help bring attention to the foreclosure problem here in Minnesota, Brother Ali is finally ... More >>

Michele Bachmann presidential announcement [VIDEO]

Bachmann makes it official again.​To the surprise of exactly no one, Michele Bachmann walked out onto a stage in Waterloo, Iowa, this morning to announce again that she's running for president, just in case anyone missed it the first time, or the second time. Here's America's Craziest Congresswom ... More >>

Christopher de Ronde ID'd as 34th homicide victim

​Minneapolis police found 21-year-old Christopher de Ronde dead on the sidewalk Friday of a single gunshot wound, making him the 34th homicide victim in the city this year. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner formally identified him over the weekend.

NoMi activists turns house flipping signs into pinatas

John Hoff and Hawthorne Hawkman are on a new crusade.

Readers respond to Year in Music

Has the foreclosure crisis pacified Minneapolis' most dangerous neighborhoods?

Murder rates are down and sketchy spots are seeing crime overall dip

RNC protestors swarm ceremony, disrupt meeting

Council members get served, but demonstrator gets arrested

Minneapolis foreclosure crisis story in USA Today

That burning sensation: northside edition

All Shook Down

In the name of restoring order on the North Side, Minneapolis housing inspectors are issuing citations at a record pace. But is that flaking paint on Jean Coste's garage contributing to North Side crime—or just the city coffers?

Little Earth: The Troubles

Another accusation of police misconduct reopens the old rift between cops and residents at south Minneapolis's Little Earth housing complex

You Can't Get There From Here

Hennepin County's rehab of the north side Lowry Corridor leaves minority-owned businesses on the brink

Another Day in North Minneapolis

Police incident lands an 18-year-old North Sider in the hospital for three days

Red-Letter Play

An intense area premiere of Suzan-Lori Parks's 'Fucking A'

Not All Is Quiet on the Western Front

Dios Malos play California pop for the big-eyed kids away from the coast

Enter Sandman

Former Beach Boy Brian Wilson leaves the California shore to journey into a darker state of mind

North Side Story

This year the murder rate has doubled in north Minneapolis. What's changed? Nothing, really. That's the trouble.

Dios: Dios

Up For Grabs

Target throws money at the north side--but who gets it?

On the Blade

From The Jug With Love

On the hairy business of home booze delivery

A Whiter Shade of Pale

Why mayor Rybak is loathed on the north side

Jordan One Year Later: What's Different, What's the Same

A City Pages Roundtable

Drawn and Quartered

Welcome to redistricting 101. Now shut up.

The Last Supper Club

With the shuttering of the Riverview Supper Club, black Minneapolis loses its premier meeting place--and a foothold on the future of the Mississippi

School's Out

It's elementary: Money talks

Philip Roth: The Human Stain

Susan Sontag: In America

Dead Man's Curve Ball

Local author Stew Thornley has a fatal attraction for baseball

John Forte: Poly Sci

The End of Welfare as we Know it

The outlook for Minnesota