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Twin Cities

Mobile food vendors set to take to Minneapolis streets

Mobile food vendors set to take to Minneapolis streets

People who want to sell food from mobile carts in downtown Minneapolis will start applying for licenses this weekend, but it's going to be a struggle for some would-be mobile vendors to get up and running that quickly.
by Brandt Williams

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Bus rapid transit aims to extend commuter options

Bus rapid transit aims to extend commuter options

Workers at 35W and 46th Street are putting up a bus rapid transit, or BRT, station. When it's complete it becomes the first station on a bus rapid transit line stretching from the suburb of Lakeville to downtown Minneapolis.
by Dan Olson

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String of assaults raises safety concerns at U of M

String of assaults raises safety concerns at U of M

A recent string of crimes on and near the University of Minnesota's Minneapolis campus has raised some concerns about public safety, but police say 'major crimes' are down in the past year.
by Tim Post

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