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Louis Krauss

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Louis Krauss is a general assignment reporter for the Star Tribune.

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Greater Minnesota

Cannabis business applicants sue state over license denials, seek to delay lottery

The suits accuse the state of “arbitrarily” rejecting applications for preapproval for a cannabis business license.
November 23, 2024
News & Politics

Cannabis ban considered for Minneapolis parks

A Minneapolis Park Board proposal stops short of criminalizing smoking cannabis in parks.
November 22, 2024
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Minneapolis

Minneapolis Park Board and Park Police phones down following systemwide outage

The Park Board website asked that those who require a police response to call 911 instead. There is no estimate yet on when phone service will be restored.
November 20, 2024
Eat & Drink

Legendary Minneapolis dive bar CC Club could soon be up for sale

Co-owner Randy Segal said he is thinking about retiring. The hallowed establishment at 26th and Lyndale plays a prominent role in local music history.
November 19, 2024
TOM WALLACE � twallace@startribune.com Assign: 00004132C slug: Vitadives0814 Aug 4, 2008 Need an example of the twin city Dive Bars, bar? They have good stiff drinks and regulars that make them home for some, they are: The CC Club, 28th and Lyndale South, Palmers, Cedar and Riverside, The Country Bar, Lake and Lyndale,and Big V�s Saloon on Universty in St Paul. The C.C. Club doorman, Ben Crunk right, Checks ID�s at the door of the C.C. Club.
News & Politics

THC-friendly Hi Flora restaurant in Minneapolis to close after fine, financial hardship

The owner of the restaurant on Lyndale Avenue in south Minneapolis said she will be closing the restaurant on Dec. 5 following a fine from the state.
November 18, 2024
The "temperance" bar at Hi Flora! in Minneapolis
Twin Cities Suburbs

Charges: Inver Grove Heights woman stole more than 500 pieces of mail from multiple homes

There were 161 victims of mail theft in the Inver Grove Heights case, according to police.
November 15, 2024
Minneapolis

Hennepin County jail granted extension to reduce inmate population after missing deadline

The jail was still about 120 inmates over the mandated limit of 600 on Thursday.
November 15, 2024
A deputy walks down the hallway of the intake area in the basement of the Hennepin County Jail. ] LEILA NAVIDI ¥ leila.navidi@startribune.com BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Hennepin County Jail in downtown Minneapolis seen on Tuesday, April 23, 2019. The Hennepin County Jail will be participating in the Doors Open Minneapolis event.
Minneapolis

Spike in Minneapolis homeless encampment shootings fuels disagreement on cause, remedy

There have been several deadly encampment shootings this fall, reviving the debate between city officials, advocates and others on the best response to crime at encampments.
November 13, 2024
News & Politics

THC-friendly Hi Flora restaurant in Minneapolis to close after fine, financial hardship

The owner of the restaurant on Lyndale Avenue in south Minneapolis said she will be closing the restaurant on Dec. 5 following a fine from the state.
November 18, 2024
The "temperance" bar at Hi Flora! in Minneapolis
Twin Cities Suburbs

Charges: Inver Grove Heights woman stole more than 500 pieces of mail from multiple homes

There were 161 victims of mail theft in the Inver Grove Heights case, according to police.
November 15, 2024
Minneapolis

Hennepin County jail granted extension to reduce inmate population after missing deadline

The jail was still about 120 inmates over the mandated limit of 600 on Thursday.
November 15, 2024
A deputy walks down the hallway of the intake area in the basement of the Hennepin County Jail. ] LEILA NAVIDI ¥ leila.navidi@startribune.com BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Hennepin County Jail in downtown Minneapolis seen on Tuesday, April 23, 2019. The Hennepin County Jail will be participating in the Doors Open Minneapolis event.
Minneapolis

Spike in Minneapolis homeless encampment shootings fuels disagreement on cause, remedy

There have been several deadly encampment shootings this fall, reviving the debate between city officials, advocates and others on the best response to crime at encampments.
November 13, 2024
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