Another city election year is here. Campaigning has already started, and at least two independent political committees are ...

The number of people around the country, and in Minnesota, who find the need to seek out foods shelves has grown every year. In 2023, more than seven million Minnesotans visited local food shelves, up ...

It behooves us all to know as much as we can about Moses and The Ten Commandments and Jesus of Nazareth. The first time we ...

A reminder: the US has the #1 most expensive healthcare system in the world, yet we rank roughly #42 in life expectancy.

The first two ordinances — the ride-share wage increase and the ceasefire resolution — successfully overrode Mayor Jacob Frey’s veto, reflecting the DSA’s ability to push through transformative ...

It’s beginning to look like an interesting race for mayor this year. First, Frey vetoed the Council’s Budget. He objected to ...

May Day Cafe’s soup-of-the-day specials are extremely varied, extremely cheap, and always delicious. They use social media to ...

Because in addition to the 83 real neighborhoods, there are many colloquial terms for areas that are not neighborhoods, but ...

Well, now that the election is over, hopefully we can come to some type of agreements in certain areas to make this a better place! And I’m thinking locally, not nationally, and I have two ideas that ...

City Council meeting approved Council member Jason Chavez’s concept layout for the 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, George ...

I was pleased to see Cam Gordon’s column in the December issue of Southside Pride, and its focus on the potential advantages that an income-based tax might bring to Minneapolis city finances. As an ...