'He Was Our Angel': Family Of Daunte Wright On Police Shooting

Family members of the 20-year-old shot by police officer Kim Potter in Brooklyn Center on Sunday are calling for her arrest.

Daunte Wright Was A 'Wonderful Father': Brother

Daunte Wright, 20, was fatally shot by police in Brooklyn Center during a traffic stop Sunday afternoon. He had a 1-year-old son.

Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up In Southwest Minneapolis Area

The pandemic has impacted the country's blood supply. The Red Cross is holding a few blood drives soon in the Southwest Minneapolis area.

SW Minneapolis Ovarian Cancer Survivors and Supporters Needed

Minnesotans Wanted to Volunteer for National Teal Revolution Organized by the Clearity Foundation

Police Investigating Homicide In South Minneapolis

Police spokesman John Elder said the killing occurred at Chicago Avenue South and East Franklin Avenue.

Teen Killed In South Minneapolis Shooting ID’d

Investigators say two groups of people were shooting at each other.

Teen Killed, Man Injured In South Minneapolis Shooting

The Minneapolis Police Department says the shooting happened around 10 p.m. Monday.

Minneapolis Works To Rename Properties As Equitable Spaces

The University of Minnesota has identified over 8,000 deeds in Minneapolis once used to prevent people of color from owning land.

1 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting Near South Minneapolis Park

One of the victims died at the scene, marking the ninth homicide in the city this year.

Man Killed In Single-Car Crash In South Minneapolis

First responders found a driver with serious injuries after his car had slammed into a tree.

Crews Knock Down South Minneapolis Duplex Fire, Save Pets Inside

Firefighters found flames on the first floor, which spread to the upstairs porch.

South Minneapolis Post Office Destroyed In Riots To Be Rebuilt

According to the United States Postal Service, the Minnehaha Post Office in South Minneapolis will be rebuilt in its original location.

300,000 Dead: Remembering Minnesotans We Lost To Coronavirus

Here at Patch, we know your friends, families and loved ones are more than numbers. We want to help you share their stories.

Get A Tax Deduction In Patch Holiday Food Drive For Hennepin Co.

Feeding America contributions in the Patch Holiday Food Drive to help the hungry in Hennepin County are tax-deductible.

St. Paul Is More 'Caring' Than Minneapolis, Study Finds

Both cities ranked in the top 10 "most caring" cities in the United States.

Patch Holiday Food Drive Hennepin County: Give To Feeding America

The Patch Holiday Food Drive is raising money for Feeding America and the food banks, pantries, and meal programs in Hennepin County.

Minneapolis Enlists 'Violence Interrupters' To Decrease Crime

"We need all hands on deck to stop the unacceptable violence rising particularly among young people in Minneapolis," said Lisa Bender.

Census Efforts In Minnesota Will Continue Through Oct. 31

Minneapolis city officials applauded the decision and said it will "lessen the projected undercount."

Minneapolis Heroes: Recognize Those Making A Difference

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

Minneapolis Protesters March Against Trump’s Use Of Federal Agents In Portland

They say the president’s decision to send federal agents to Portland, Oregon is an attack on the movement to end police violence.

Minneapolis Institute Of Art Forced To Cut Staff, Hours, Programs

The health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19 has significantly reduced revenue for the Minneapolis museum.

Minneapolis Police Reform: City Council Takes First Steps

Following the death of George Floyd, the Minneapolis City Council has committed to building a new model for public safety in the city.

Post Office In Powderhorn Reopens After Damage During Unrest

The Lake Street and Minnehaha Post Office locations are still closed.

Gov. Tim Walz Orders Moment Of Silence For George Floyd Tuesday

Gov. Tim Walz has issued a proclamation asking Minnesotans to spend 8 minutes and 46 seconds in silence to honor George Floyd.

MN County Attorneys: Give AG Power Over All Police Killings

County attorneys across Minnesota support allowing the state's attorney general to handle the police killings in their jurisdictions.

Minneapolis Mourns George Floyd, Begins To Rebuild City: Photos

Nearly two weeks after the death of George Floyd, Minneapolis is turning the page on one of the most traumatic times in its history.

Civil Rights Icons, Family Mourn George Floyd In Minneapolis

At a memorial service held for Floyd on Thursday, Rev. Al Sharpton vowed a movement to “change the whole system of justice."

Free Barbecue Scheduled At George Floyd Memorial In Minneapolis

People coming to the site of the George Floyd memorial Tuesday are asked to protest peacefully while enjoying a free barbeque.

Grocery Stores In Minneapolis: Open, Closed Status

The Minnesota Grocers Association has shared a map that provides the open/closed status of grocery stores and supermarkets in the metro.

Memorial For George Floyd Set For Thursday In Minneapolis

Gov. Tim Walz said the memorial service will serve as an opportunity to bring the community together.

How To Help The People Of Minneapolis

People across Minnesota and the nation are helping Minneapolis residents, business owners, and community members rebuild.

Minneapolis Park Amenities Will Reopen: Timeline Announced

Visitors to the basketball courts, playgrounds, and other amenities must follow social distancing guidelines, park officials announced.

Minneapolis To Residents: Keep Yards Clean During COVID-19

City inspectors will continue to respond to 311 complaints amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Minneapolis Parks: What You Should Know During COVID-19

The COVID-19 crisis is making a trip to the park much more complicated.

National Guard Flyover: When To Watch In Minneapolis

Here are the two flight paths for the Minnesota National Gaurd flyovers that will honor frontline workers Wednesday.

Minneapolis Heroes: Recognize Those Making A Difference

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.

Coronavirus: Minneapolis To Remove Tennis Nets, Basketball Rims

Unlike previous summers in Minneapolis, volleyball nets will not go up when warmer weather arrives.

Minneapolis To Open 'Hygiene Stations' For Homeless

Each hygiene station will include a porta-potty, handwashing station, sharps container and trash bin.

Mother Of Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Dies From Coronavirus

Jacqueline Towns contracted the disease last month and had been in a medically-induced coma.

I-35W Bridge Will Turn Blue To Honor Healthcare Providers

The first “Light It Blue” event was held in the United Kingdom two weeks ago.