Once again, the Minneapolis mayoral contest revealed that ranked-choice voting doesn’t deliver better campaigns or elections.

While the housing cost burden is easing overall, it’s not the case for lower-income renters, the authors write.

More apartments are coming to Minneapolis, and top leaders say they can't come fast enough. Developers broke ground Friday on a $35 million project on the city's southeast side. It used to be a ...

More than five years after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, the city’s Democratic leadership has largely held on to 2020-era police reform attitudes hostile to law enforcement, ...

An inverted morality has LGBT groups proclaiming support for Hamas forces enforcing Islamic sharia teachings that would outlaw their lifestyles.

The Minneapolis educators’ union won a historic contract just over a week ago. The victory was the product of years of ...

Daniel Bergin and Yohuru Williams preview film on a century of Minneapolis police reform. Daniel Bergin and Yohuru Williams preview film on a century of Minneapolis police reform.

MINNEAPOLIS — After nearly eight years in office, incumbent Mayor Jacob Frey is making the case to voters that he deserves a third term. "Now's just not the time," Frey said, "for on-the-job training.

The election was a landslide, with Humphrey earning more than 60% of the votes. He was elected at 34, making him the youngest ...

Editorial written by Bloomberg Opinion Board In one respect, New York City’s unusual election results this year fit a national pattern: Voters opted to make housing easier and faster to build. Here’s ...