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Heat risk advisory: Dangerous heat and humidity are in the forecast this week.
People riding bikes and walking on a path with the text "One life lost on our streets is one too many. Share your input on the draft 2026-2030 Vision Zero Action Plan." Logos for Vision Zero Minneapolis and the City of Lakes are at the bottom.
Temporary closure notice
Bluseky users expressing sadness about the weather warning siren test being cancelled.
Collage shows the future Minneapolis Democracy Center with exterior and interior designs. Features modern architecture and a bustling urban setting.
In observance of Juneteenth, City offices are closed today.
Special Olympics athlete leaders Niko Lichtscheidl and Dequan Williams smile while wearing medals. The Big Honking Truck Parade logo appears below.
Blue and green infographic from Minneapolis City of Lakes, detailing no-fee utility bill payment options like checks, cash, and bank payments.
Text reads: Outdoor sirens. Sirens are meant for those outdoors. In Hennepin County, sirens are activated for: tornado warnings, meaning a tornado is sighted or indicated; sustained winds of 70+ mph; dangerous hail or other life-threatening weather hazard. Sirens ending do not mean the danger is over. There is no "all clear" alert.
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Summer safety kickoff. When: Saturday, June 6. Time: Noon-4 p.m. Where: Peavey field park, 730 E. 22nd St. Minneapolis. Learn about fire prevention, substance use resources, severe weather preparation tips and crime prevention in your neighborhood.
Law enforcement professionals attend roll call to discuss safety.
Summer safety kickoff. When: Saturday, June 6. Time: Noon-4 p.m. Where: Peavey field park, 730 E. 22nd St. Minneapolis. Learn about fire prevention, substance use resources, severe weather preparation tips and crime prevention in your neighborhood.
A safe summer starts with gun violence prevention. From youth outreach to victim support, City programs are reducing violence and improving outcomes for our community.
A man dances in the center of a crowd.
Minneapolis City of Lakes notice about switching to a no-fee payment option for utility bills. Highlights a 2.35% credit card fee from June 1. Includes credit card and money symbols, with a link to minneapolismn.gov/utility-billing.
Two street signs, one saying Officer Jamal Mitchell way and the other saying Blaisdell Avenue
The Minnesota BCA has announced the arrest of the federal agent charged with shooting Julio Sosa-Celis in North Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge. The two months of increased federal immigration enforcement caused significant harm to our community, and we have repeatedly asked for accountability. This arrest represents the first step in that process.
Attend a Ready Camp Workshop. Learn the basics of emergency preparedness.
Summer safety kickoff. When: Saturday, June 6. Time: Noon-4 p.m. Where: Peavey field park, 730 E. 22nd St. Minneapolis. Learn about fire prevention, substance use resources, severe weather preparation tips and crime prevention in your neighborhood.
Six years ago, George Floyd’s murder forced our city to confront painful truths about race, public safety, and inequality. Every May 25 is a reminder of that grief – and a renewed call to action to keep pursuing the progress this tragedy catalyzed. We encourage you to gather, be with community, and honor George Floyd’s life.
Blue and green infographic from Minneapolis City of Lakes, detailing no-fee utility bill payment options like checks, cash, and bank payments.
The future of rood depot: The City of Minneapolis is pleased to reach an agreement with the East Phillips Neighborhood Institute team to make the Roof Depot site come alive once again.
The 2028 NFL draft is coming to Minneapolis.
Graphic in Spanish titled 'How to identify a City assessor' showing a blurred person holding a document. Icons below depict a yellow safety vest, Minneapolis photo ID badge, and clipboard with measuring tools. The tone is informative and official.
Graphic in Somali titled 'How to identify a City assessor' showing a blurred person holding a document. Icons below depict a yellow safety vest, Minneapolis photo ID badge, and clipboard with measuring tools. The tone is informative and official.
Graphic in Hmong titled 'How to identify a City assessor' showing a blurred person holding a document. Icons below depict a yellow safety vest, Minneapolis photo ID badge, and clipboard with measuring tools. The tone is informative and official.
Graphic titled 'How to identify a City assessor' showing a blurred person holding a document. Icons below depict a yellow safety vest, Minneapolis photo ID badge, and clipboard with measuring tools. The tone is informative and official.
Street view of the Peoples’ Way site at George Floyd Square.
Woman in a lab coat uses equipment in a laboratory setting with a window view. Text reads "#DrinkingWaterWeek" promoting Minneapolis's tap water.
Minneapolis City Council Member LaTrisha Vetaw holds a shovel at a construction site during a groundbreaking ceremony.
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A group of people stands on a stage, smiling, holding a trophy. Behind them is a banner for Minnesota's American Water Works Association. The scene is celebratory, highlighting "Best in Glass" for #DrinkingWaterWeek.
Illustration of a credit card and coins. Text: “Avoid new credit card fees on your City utility bill.”
we awarded $1 million to help Minneapolis small businesses regain momentum after Operation Metro Surge.
Stained glass skylight featuring intricate floral patterns and geometric designs.
A brown dog with a floral bandana poses in front of green ferns and a white brick wall. Text reads 'Meet Everything Bagel! No adoption fees. April 29 - May 1.'
Close-up of a white tile with handwritten text reading “Miss Lillian Cross” in cursive.