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Twin Cities

Art Hounds: Improv, the MIA and Southside Aces

Art Hounds: Improv, the MIA and Southside Aces

The week's Art Hounds hype the instantaneous humor of "Improv A Go-Go," embrace the quietude of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on a late Wednesday afternoon, and throw down with Minneapolis' own Southside Aces.
by Chris Roberts

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Behind the scenes with the gang strike force

Behind the scenes with the gang strike force

The now-defunct Metro Gang Strike Force was battling a growing threat from a Latino street gang over the past year, according to an internal report obtained by MPR News. The report documents what the unit was working on behind the scenes in its last full year of existence.
by Tim Nelson

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Program aims to bridge gap between cops and kids

Program aims to bridge gap between cops and kids

Two Minneapolis police officers have taken the idea of community-oriented policing one step further by mounting bikes and hitting the streets in order to foster a greater connection between police and the community.
by Brandt Williams

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