Many residents in yet another Minneapolis neighborhood on Wednesday joined the unfortunate list of people who awoke to find ...

More than 20 cars were broken into overnight in northeast Minneapolis, continuing a month-long string of vandalism and theft ...

Residents in Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood awoke to shattered car windows Wednesday morning in a vandalism spree ...

The department says it has received about 350 reports of broken vehicle windows since July 15. Of those, nearly 300 reports ...

A quiet neighborhood is recovering after a string of vehicle break-ins. They happened this week in the Linden Hills area of .

LINDEN HILLS, Minn. — Neighborhoods all around are decked out for Halloween, but for one Linden Hills family, their blow-up pumpkin was more than just decoration.

Built in 1909, 4290 Queen Ave. S. was once a four-bedroom Linden Hills bungalow. “It was such a charming house,” said Caryn Gjevre, who moved into that house with her first husband, Doug, in 1965.

The Linden Hills Neighborhood Association said if the fundraiser reaches $9,000, they will pledge the last $1,000 to make the project happen. You can find the link to that Gofundme here.

And so it continues. Two years ago, plans for a five-story residential building in Linden Hills were rejected by the Minneapolis City Council after neighbors voiced concerns that the 40-unit ...

In 2011, Mark Dwyer, a longtime Linden Hills resident and first-time developer, proposed building a five-story building with 32 condos on the site.

The open house will be held on Sunday, Sept. 23, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Linden Hills Recreation Center at 3100 43 rd St. W. in Minneapolis. Share this!