R.T. Rybak
Water Main Break Spills 14 Million Gallons Of Water Downtown
Crews in Minneapolis are dealing with a water main break Thursday afternoon on North 2nd Street between Hennepin Avenue and 1st Avenue North, authorities say.
Minneapolis Sees Uptick In Violent Crime In 2012
Crime in Minneapolis remains among the lowest levels in decades, but there was a slight uptick in violent crime this year.
Minneapolis Mayor Opens New Political Venture
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak is opening a new political venture as he considers whether to seek a third term atop Minnesota’s largest city.
Minneapolis Taking Applications For Firefighters
For the first time since 2006, the city of Minneapolis will take applications for new firefighters.
Obama Phones Minn. Residents, Talks Fiscal Cliff
President Barack Obama is ramping up efforts to force Congress to make a deal.
Rybak, City Council Approve New Chief Harteau
The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously to confirm the nomination of Janeé Harteau on Friday morning. She joined the Minneapolis Police Department as an officer in 1987, and has worked her way up to assistance chief.
Edina Residents Protest New Flight Pattern Proposal
People who live near the airport aren’t happy with plans to change air traffic routes. And they made it clear at a public meeting on Monday.
Minn. Zenon Dance Co. Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak has proclaimed Friday Zenon Dance Company Day in the city.
City Council, Mayor Urge Musicians, Management To Return To Negotiating Table
The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra, which one critic called the “greatest in the world,” renewed their offer Friday to meet with management next week.
Rybak Nominates Assistant Chief To Succeed Dolan
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak formally nominated the current assistant chief of the Minneapolis Police Department to succeed Tim Dolan after his retirement.
Rybak, Coleman Chime In On Pres. Debate
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and former St. Paul Mayor and U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman had plenty to say about the first presidential debate when they talked with WCCO’s Chad Hartman.
Police: Mpls. Gunman Had Just Been Fired
Police say the gunman who killed four people inside a Minneapolis sign company had been fired hours before the attack. Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan said that the gunman in Thursday’s attack was 36-year-old Andrew J. Engeldinger of Minneapolis.
Shooting Victims Identified, Remembered
Authorities have identified all five victims killed in Thursday’s sign-business shooting in the city’s Bryn Mawr neighborhood.
Mpls. Calls For Shut Down Of Child Trafficking Website
The Minneapolis City Council approved a resolution on Friday calling on Village Voice Media to end publication of its online classified section that facilitates the trafficking of minors for sexual exploitation.
2 Mpls. Nightclubs Could Get Liquor Licenses Pulled
City staffers in Minneapolis are recommending pulling the liquor licenses of both Envy and Bootleggers to help curb crime on the weekends. The clubs are located along North First Avenue in the Warehouse District.




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