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Twin Cities

For teens in north Minneapolis, safety is an everyday concern

For teens in north Minneapolis, safety is an everyday concern

For many young African Americans in Minneapolis, their only risky behavior is going to school, riding the city bus or going to a party. One youth group is hoping their campaign for peace will change that.
by Brandt Williams

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Toyota involved in fatal St. Paul crash to be moved

The Toyota Camry involved in a fatal accident in St. Paul four years ago will be moved out of police custody Friday. Koua Fong Lee was driving the 1996 Camry when he crashed into another car. The car is now the subject of multiple civil lawsuits against Toyota.
by Jessica Mador

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West Bank era ends as Bedlam Theatre relocates

West Bank era ends as Bedlam Theatre relocates

An era in the West Bank of Minneapolis is coming to a close. The Bedlam Theatre, known for its experimental and renegade work, vacated its current building at its landlord's request to make way for a mosque.
by Chris Roberts

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