The 2026 election has changed Minnesota’s political landscape (again). What could that mean for housing, transportation, development, and more? Streets.mn invites writers to help explore the questions ahead.
In a time of fear and economic harm, farmers markets remain vital third places where community gathers and showing up helps rebuild safety.
As Minneapolis and St. Paul community members resist the occupation of federal immigration enforcement agents, streets and buildings have become one place where that resistance becomes public.
Join Streets.mn editors for a casual hour supporting writers, exploring ideas, shaping pitches, and connecting over storytelling at Lowertown Bike Shop Coffee Shop.
Streets.mn is excited to announce that we are seeking writers, storytellers, photographers to research and write articles for a recently-awarded MNHS grant.
Our new managing editor brings experience in community journalism and education and will broaden the voices represented on the site.
Governor Tim Walz recently signed the One Minnesota budget, which included new transportation investments and long sought-for provisions.
Nearly three years after the 2020 unrest following George Floyd’s murder, some form of state funding appears imminent. Second in a two-part series.
This first of a two-part series looks at rebuilding efforts on West Broadway, Lake Street and University Avenue since the 2020 uprising.
BIPOC leaders are urging the Minnesota Legislature to invest an equitable amount of the state’s historic surplus into BIPOC communities, with a focus on housing, transportation and more.