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The Minnesota DFL revoked its endorsement of mayoral candidate Omar Fateh, intensifying divisions between the party's moderate establishment and progressive factions. Mayor Jacob Frey questioned the fairness of the convention process, while Fateh's supporters criticized the decision as a betrayal of grassroots voters. The conflict poses risks for Democrats ahead of upcoming elections.
Minneapolis residents near Hiawatha Golf Course endure frequent damage from errant golf balls, prompting a redesign of the course. The Park Board aims to address ecological concerns while balancing the needs of various park users. Neighbors hope the redesign will alleviate their issues, but some fear their concerns may be overlooked.
Cub Foods in Uptown reopened Thursday after a two-month closure for repairs, featuring a new layout and expanded product offerings. The reopening occurs alongside the planned closure of a store in St. Paul, impacting 96 employees and local shopping options.
The Minnesota DFL revoked state Sen. Omar Fateh's endorsement for the Minneapolis mayoral race due to significant flaws in the voting process at the party's convention. The decision followed a report indicating that the electronic voting system miscounted votes, leading to the improper exclusion of candidate DeWayne Davis. Fateh's campaign manager criticized the ruling as disenfranchisement and vowed to continue the campaign.
The Minnesota DFL revoked state Sen. Omar Fateh's endorsement for the Minneapolis mayoral race, citing significant irregularities in the convention voting process. Fateh's campaign criticized the decision as disenfranchising thousands of local caucus-goers. Reactions from city council members revealed deep divisions within the party regarding the move.
Minneapolis City Council voted to close a portion of Chicago Avenue near George Floyd Square, favoring a pedestrian plaza despite opposition from local business owners. A majority of community feedback indicated a preference to keep the street open, citing safety and economic concerns. The council's decision, influenced by Floyd's family, will prompt further analysis and community engagement.
A woman faces charges after allegedly shooting a 79-year-old woman in her home during a car chase in south Minneapolis. Kitanna Fawn Crowell, 26, fired the shot from an SUV, critically injuring the victim, who is now expected to recover. The incident has raised concerns about safety in the neighborhood.
Minneapolis police arrested three teenagers suspected of involvement in a car break-in spree that damaged over 100 vehicles. The teens, aged 15 to 17, were apprehended after officers monitored surveillance footage and identified a stolen vehicle linked to the incidents. Police reported more than 500 break-ins across the city in recent weeks, affecting multiple neighborhoods.
St. Paul concluded its guaranteed-income program, distributing $500 monthly payments to low-income families. While local studies show benefits like reduced stress and increased employment, a national study questions the effectiveness of cash payments on children's well-being.
Pastor Curtis Farrar, 83, remains dedicated to his church near George Floyd Square, despite being paralyzed from a fall during a sermon three years ago. He believes his experiences have deepened his compassion and commitment to the community he serves. Farrar advocates for responsible policing and community support while fostering inclusivity in his church.