Civility and manners, you say? Perfect place to start is with your boss modeling the behavior.

Minneapolis not getting Waymo anytime soon.

Unpopular opinion, but Nicollet Island is in desperate need of up zoning. Ridiculous that there isn't more density there.

A river surrounded by natural grasses and flowers. The Stone Arch bridge is visible, as is the Minneapolis Mill District. A waterfall is visible in the distance.

Owámniyomni Okhódayapi just announced the Dakota-led design for the restoration of five acres at Owámniyomni (St. Anthony Falls), adjacent to the Upper Lock on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. Project construction is targeted to begin in spring 2026. Very exciting!

owamniyomni.org/design/

Makes me wonder if that's a legit Minneapolis pic. It makes no sense that they would deliver cars here when they're not even close to getting approval for operating here.

A beautiful and tragic episode about the selfishness brought on by the auto industry.

Too much for me to take in one sitting.

My heart breaks for what was robbed from America

Anyone else noticing an increase on here of Trumpian self-righteousness from lefties? Things just keep getting worse.

With all due respect, go tell someone else what to do. I won't stand by when someone posts something with misleading information.

Ahem

It's simple to understand why Frey won. Both he and Fateh were flawed candidates, and in these challenging times the voters went with what they knew instead of the uncertainty of Fateh.

I don't like his approach any more than you do. There are better ways. But the bottom line has always got to be that living on the streets is unacceptable, for numerous reasons.

Our ward is made up primarily of East African immigrants living in the high rises of Cedar Riverside.

As someone who encounters homelessness every day, living on the west side of Seward, I can say that I know all of my neighbors and I voted for Frey. We're all compassionate as hell for our unhoused neighbors, but living on the streets is just not acceptable, for many reasons, bottom line.

They are that, but they're missing why everyone should despise Fateh. He's Trumpian in his combativeness (hello toxicity), he's got a record of unaccountably, he doesn't understand how true housing affordability works.

It's beyond unfortunate that the Strib doesn't get into the meat and potatoes of the mayoral race, to help readers understand why the policies Fateh proposes are so problematic for our city.

Should We Let Public Transit Die? Urban-rural hostility is fueling a public transportation crisis in US cities. But demands to abandon bus and train riders ignore the economic and social costs of cutting service.

www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Best advice I've seen in a while: Getting the facts right in your message is more important than your message.

The Fall of Philadelphia — Human Transit The Pennsylvania State Senate has decided that the transit system of America’s fifth largest city should be substantially destroyed.  Similar dramas are playing out in Illinois, Oregon, and Rhode Isla...

Every American who cares about cities should read this.

humantransit.org/2025/08/the-...

Hahaha ninnyboymayor. You've officially arrived at the left's version of the trump dumpsterism.

Streets.mn Transportation and Land Use in Minnesota

From streets.mn, Feb 2025

"In addition to low levels of rent in Minneapolis, rent growth over the past few years has been extremely modest, with rents increasing more slowly than inflation."

This is terrible, if true! Could you provide evidence of this?

All for anti-rent control and more development of much-needed housing!

Ongoing bullshit like this probably doing as much as anything to hurt the near-term prospects of Mpls/Twin Cities.

Not providing a reason, or rationale, for a decision is a great way to alienate those affected by the decision.

Just putting this out there: is there a vision or thought for a TV or streaming show that would reflect positively on Minneapolis?

Maybe because the map literally does not represent the racial and ethnic makeup of the city. #misrepresentstion

This is such an (intentionally?) misleading headline. The map shows which race/ethnicity makes up the largest share of an area's (neighborhood? census tract?) population. NOT the racial and ethnic composition of the city.

That's the northern cardinal, aka common cardinal, or just cardinal.

Interesting that they basically s*** on downtown St Paul but they still have Hope Breakfast Bar a few blocks away. You know what they say about karma.