Mayor Jacob Frey

Minneapolis residents have shown the world who we are—resilient, welcoming, and proud of this city. Now it’s time to come see it for yourself. Grab a meal by the lake, spend a day in our parks, explore our neighborhoods—and experience the spirit that makes Minneapolis special.

This week: National Geographic names Minneapolis one of the “15 Best Places in the World for Food,” Ono Hawaiian Plates opens in North Loop , and our city parks dining spots are open for the season. mspmag.com/eat-and-drink/…

A Bar of Their Own, Minnesota's only bar focused exclusively on women’s sports, just scored national recognition. fox9.com/news/minneapol…

Memorial Day is a time to remember the brave service members who gave their lives for our country and the freedoms we enjoy today. We owe them — and the families who carry their memory forward — our deepest gratitude.

The weight of what happened is still with our city six years later – and the responsibility to keep moving forward together is too.   I know we can keep building a Minneapolis that is safer, more accountable, and more worthy of the people who call it home.

We are committed to honoring this place both as a memorial with global significance and as a neighborhood where people live, work, gather, and heal.   The work ahead is bigger than any one moment or administration.

Today, we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six years ago.   That moment changed our city forever.

From Cedar-Riverside’s Somali restaurants to Eat Street in Whittier to the North Loop at Owamni or Diane’s Place in Northeast, Minneapolis is earning global recognition, and every neighborhood has a story to tell through food and flavor. startribune.com/minneapolis-na…

Today, we celebrated 20 graduates who are our next generation of firefighters and EMTs. In Minneapolis, we show up for others when it matters most. Congratulations to every graduate on this achievement, and thank you for joining our great Minneapolis team!

The Native American Community Clinic is bringing more than 80 affordable homes and culturally grounded care together under one roof in Minneapolis. We’re proud to support this project.

Imagine being able to walk downstairs for a doctor’s appointment, mental health care, or support services right where you live. That’s the vision behind this project.

Yesterday, MPHA staff, @MayorFrey, @D4Commish, and others toured @NACC_Healthcare’s Wihinaphe Apartments and health center to see the building’s progress! MPHA is proud to support this new development bringing 83 affordable homes to the American Indian Cultural Corridor. 🏠

Minneapolis' leaders announced this summer's lineup of events and festivals, and it includes plenty of fun intended to keep downtown workers in the area a bit longer Tuesday-Thursday. But there are plenty of bigger events too. Here's what to know: audacy.com/wccoradio/news…

A new housing and health community for Native Americans is in the works in Minneapolis. The project is being developed by Native American Community Clinic, and includes affordable housing and a clinic for the city's Indigenous people who are struggling. audacy.com/wccoradio/news…

There’s something happening every single week downtown, and our streets, parks, and public spaces are coming alive. Grab your friends, family, and coworkers – and come join us for the fun.

Downtown Minneapolis is ready for summer. Outdoor movies. Food trucks. Happy hours on Nicollet. Free live music. Fitness classes. Prince sing-alongs. Twins games. Pride. Taste of Minnesota. Special Olympics. And yes -- WWE SummerSlam. kare11.com/article/news/l…

Some of tomorrow’s great Minneapolis restaurants and food brands will start right here. Proud to support this incredible investment on the Northside!

This week, we celebrated the opening of NEON’s Collective Kitchen — a new food incubator and commercial kitchen that will help launch small businesses, support food entrepreneurs, and create community through food.

North Minneapolis deserves investment and spaces where local entrepreneurs can succeed.