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Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA PRESENTS | This Weekend in the Twin Cities™: The Exhaustive Twin Cities Weekend Directory (September 18 ~ 20, 2026)

The Twin Cities weekend is packed with festivals, cultural celebrations, sports, art, food, music and family events, with Friday weather requiring extra planning.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA PRESENTS | This Weekend in the Twin Cities™: The Exhaustive Twin Cities Weekend Directory (September 18 ~ 20, 2026)

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MODE by Flickr Came to Minneapolis With a Camera, a Ten-Year Dream and a Bet on Downtown

MODE by Flickr launches in downtown Minneapolis with major artists, immersive installations and a long-term ambition to make the photography festival an annual city tradition.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | NEON’s Sold-Out 20th-Anniversary Celebration Marks Two Decades of Building Northside Businesses

NEON marks 20 years with a sold-out celebration Saturday, highlighting two decades of helping Northside entrepreneurs access capital, business support and ownership.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

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Metro Neighbor Coon Rapids Opinion - Mon. Jul 6 2026

Prescription Drug Prices Need Reform
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Minnesotans Fought for the Right to Grow Their Own Cannabis. A Federal Rule Could Take It Back.
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Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Anoka County Reports $2.25 Million in Federal Community Investments as Housing Authority Prepares Public Review

Anoka County reports spending $2.25 million in federal community-development funds on infrastructure, nonprofit facilities, services and affordable housing.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Anoka County Reports $2.25 Million in Federal Community Investments as Housing Authority Prepares Public Review

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Anoka County Authority to Consider $75,000 Demolition Needed for St. Francis Water and Sewer Expansion

Anoka County’s housing authority will consider $75,000 to demolish a vacant St. Francis house needed for a planned 2027 water and sewer expansion.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Anoka County Housing Authority Proposes $3.34 Million Development Levy for 2027

Anoka County’s Housing and Redevelopment Authority is considering a $3.34 million property-tax levy for housing and economic-development work in 13 communities.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Brooklyn Park Council Takes Up Firefighter Agreement, Pedestrian Improvements and City Infrastructure Projects

Brooklyn Park City Council considered firefighter employment terms, pedestrian improvements, park facilities, property assessments and the city’s 2027 fee schedule.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Saint Paul Finds $574,290 to Restore Proposed Library and Recreation Cuts

Saint Paul identified $574,290 in savings and added revenue to restore proposed 2027 cuts affecting Dayton’s Bluff Library and recreation services.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Ilhan Omar Proposes Redirecting Nearly $140 Billion From ICE to Communities Harmed by Federal Operations

Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Make ICE Pay Act would redirect nearly $140 billion in ICE and CBP funding toward communities affected by federal immigration operations.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Ilhan Omar Proposes Redirecting Nearly $140 Billion From ICE to Communities Harmed by Federal Operations

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Fri. Sep 18 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Appeals Court Allows Trump Administration to Reshape $4 Billion Federal Homelessness Program

A federal appeals court is allowing HUD to proceed with changes to its $4 billion homelessness program, shifting funding toward transitional housing and services.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Appeals Court Allows Trump Administration to Reshape $4 Billion Federal Homelessness Program

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Coon Rapids Thu. Sep 17 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA EDITORIAL | Minnesota’s Data Center Boom Is Becoming a Test of Energy, Water and Local Democracy

Minnesota’s data center boom is testing whether communities can balance investment with energy, water, environmental oversight and transparent local decision-making.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA EDITORIAL | Minnesota’s Data Center Boom Is Becoming a Test of Energy, Water and Local Democracy

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Thu. Sep 17 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | New Coon Rapids Guest House Gives Eight Families Private Shelter Apartments

Family Promise has opened an eight-unit Coon Rapids shelter giving families experiencing homelessness private apartments while they work toward stable housing.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | New Coon Rapids Guest House Gives Eight Families Private Shelter Apartments

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Thu. Sep 17 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Woman Says Brooklyn Center Hotel Ignored Signs She Was Being Trafficked at Age 15

A woman who says she was trafficked at age 15 is suing operators of a Brooklyn Center hotel, alleging employees ignored visible signs of her exploitation.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Thu. Sep 17 2026

First Federal Reserve Rate Increase Since 2023 Will Add Pressure to Loans and Housing Costs

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate by a quarter point, increasing borrowing pressure for Minnesota households, homebuyers and businesses.

Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Thu. Sep 17 2026

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Body-Camera Video and 911 Calls Reveal Chaos as Minneapolis Officers Were Shot

Newly released body-camera video and 911 calls provide a clearer account of the Loring Park mass shooting that killed two residents and wounded five others.

Tom Akaolisa Editor