Minneapolis Police Seek Public Aid in Missing Persons Cases The Minneapolis Police Department has issued urgent alerts for a missing runaway teen and a vulnerable adult, urging local residents to be vigilant and report any sightings. These separate incidents highlight the critical role our community plays in ensuring the safety and well-being of all Minneapolis residents. Urgent Appeals: Missing Teen and Vulnerable Adult The first alert concerns a teenage girl, identified as Sarah Jenkins, 15, … Read More

Minneapolis Property Tax Hike Approved: What It Means for You Minneapolis residents, brace yourselves: the City Council has officially approved a significant property tax increase for the upcoming year. This controversial decision will translate directly into higher property tax bills for homeowners and, indirectly, for renters and businesses across the city. Understanding the implications of this new levy is crucial for all Minneapolis locals as it shapes the city’s financial landscape. Understanding the New Property … Read More

Minnesota Shines: Top Employers for New Grads Great news for recent graduates in the Twin Cities! Forbes has recognized three Minnesota-based companies on its prestigious list of “Best Employers for New Grads,” highlighting our local commitment to fostering new talent. This acknowledgment underscores the excellent opportunities available right here in our community for those beginning their professional journeys. A Local Seal of Approval for New Talent Forbes’ annual list serves as a highly regarded benchmark, … Read More

Minneapolis Redefines Parking Rules for New Homes Minneapolis recently made a significant policy change, officially eliminating minimum parking requirements for new housing developments city-wide. This bold move builds on previous steps the city has taken to rethink urban planning and housing affordability, positioning Minneapolis at the forefront of a national trend. The Shift: From Mandates to Market-Driven Parking For decades, cities like Minneapolis mandated a certain number of parking spaces for every new residential unit … Read More

Target’s Holiday Sales Dip: MPLS HQ Remains Firm Target recently announced disappointing holiday sales, causing a dip in its share price. Amidst this, CEO Brian Cornell strongly reaffirmed the company’s commitment to its Minneapolis headquarters, a crucial signal for our local economy. Target’s Holiday Sales Fall Short The retail giant reported weaker-than-anticipated sales during the crucial holiday shopping season. This shortfall caused investor concern and a noticeable drop in Target’s stock, impacting its annual outlook. … Read More

Twin Cities Housing: Slow Sales, Rising Prices The Minneapolis-St. Paul real estate market experienced a paradox in March: fewer homes changed hands, yet prices continued their upward climb. This trend signals a complex environment for both buyers and sellers across the Twin Cities metro, shaped by current economic factors and persistent demand. Current Market Snapshot: Fewer Transactions, Higher Costs March saw a notable decrease in home sales activity compared to the previous year. While the … Read More

Minneapolis Parks & Lakes Closed for Storm Cleanup Severe storms have left a significant mark on our Minneapolis natural spaces, leading to the temporary closure of several popular parks and lakes. City crews are now working tirelessly to address extensive storm damage, prioritize public safety, and restore these cherished community assets. The Aftermath: Widespread Storm Damage Last week’s powerful storms brought heavy winds and torrential rains, causing considerable damage across Minneapolis. The impact has been … Read More