John Moir

The R.T. shuffle, continued

Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk: The R.T. Shuffle

Dancing as Fast as She Can

Is the director of the Minneapolis Civil Rights department really doing anything?

Best of the Twin Cities: The Winners

Is the director of the Minneapolis Civil Rights department really doing anything?

White Heat

Kenneth White and the Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights take some more flak

Money Pit

Ten years, $200 million, and one heck of a political headache: Minneapolis’s grand plan for neighborhood revitalization enters the home stretch.

Pass the Block

With all the noise about Block E, one minor detail hasn't gotten much attention: The numbers

Theater of the Absurd

When the Shubert inched down Hennepin Avenue a year ago, Minneapolis politicos promised a bright future for the historic theater. They didn't mention stingy legislators, taxpayer bailouts, or the specter of the wrecking ball.

The Uncashed Cache

What's a city to do when the checks--and balances--go bad?

Greenbacks or Green Space?

Brookfield's Block E plan is headed for the dumpster, but a new movement is afoot to turn downtown's saddest parking lot into a park

Kill the Messenger

Minneapolis officials want a law to keep internal investigations secret--just in case.

Paranoid Delusions

Minneapolis City Council members go to great lengths to keep meeting private so they can discuss... nothing?