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Audit: Minneapolis police did not violate sanctuary policy during federal raid in June
Minneapolis police did not violate the city’s policy barring officers from assisting in immigration enforcement during a federal raid at a Mexican restaurant in June, according to a report by the city’s independent auditor released on Tuesday.
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Readers Write: Police and the Lake Street raid, Minneapolis mayoral race, Mary Moriarty, vaccines
Lake Street, those at the scene were correct to immediately sound an alarm but not to spread misinformation accusing the ...
Auditor’s report finds that Minneapolis police provided crowd control during a June 3 federal sting on Lake Street, but did ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Crews say they've extinguished the bulk of a two-alarm fire that broke out early Friday morning at the site of the former Kmart building on Lake Street in south Minneapolis.
Photo courtesy of Mark Peterson Following a spike of graffiti during and after the George Floyd protests in 2020, there has been an explosion of sanctioned and unsanctioned Minneapolis street art, ...
The city of Minneapolis if offering a first look at what could be ahead for the former Kmart site near Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue S. Renderings and ideas for the site, long considered an ...
Minneapolis firefighters worked to contain a fire Friday morning at the former Kmart store at Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis. (Glen Stubbe, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star ...
MINNEAPOLIS -- Police say an altercation in south Minneapolis led to a shooting early Sunday. Just after 3 a.m., police heard gunshots in the area of the 1500 block of Lake Street East.
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