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Fire Prevention Month: Every second matters

The Minneapolis Fire Department encourages residents and businesses to learn ways to pr...

Minneapolis strengthens school success for more than 6,700 kids through housing stability

The Stable Homes Stable Schools program has provided housing assistance to more than 2,...

Second annual Latino Business Week kicks off with entrepreneur summit and networking

The City of Minneapolis week-long celebration coincides with National Hispanic Heritag...

Third NARCAN® vending machine installed to broaden community access

Fire Station 5 machine increases access to life-saving medication in area affected by h...

Mayor Frey, city leaders celebrate $400 million milestone in affordable housing

“The Way Home Progress Report” shows strides in providing safe, affordable ...

Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner to retire after 30 years of service

Chief leaves a lasting legacy through leadership during COVID and after George Floyd&rs...

Federal government shutdown impact

A federal government shutdown began at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 1.

Mayor Frey's statement and City response to federal lawsuit

On Sept. 29, the Trump administration filed a lawsuit that represents a direct attack o...

Minneapolis encourages voters to check registration status ahead of Municipal Election

Minneapolis encourages voters to check registration status ahead of Municipal Election

Spooky season for pets: Minneapolis urges responsible pet ownership this fall

From deadly bat exposures to donation scams, residents should take steps to protect the...

Minneapolis Elections and Voter Services expands voting hours and locations

With Election Day just two weeks away, Elections & Voter Services is offering addit...

City sues Trump administration over unlawful attack on lifesaving federal emergency funds

City joins eight local governments in legal action as critical funding for emergency ma...

Help “Bows of Love” Annunciation memorial live on

With winter approaching and bows fading, here’s what residents can do.