Social Media Ideas for Twin Cities Suburbs

Twin Cities suburbs are more diverse than ever. See how your city has changed.

The growing diversity across the suburbs has been shaped by immigration and housing policy, and shows up in schools, businesses and social life.

Property tax hikes could hit double digits across Twin Cities and suburbs

Minneapolis and St. Paul have set their maximum levies, along with other cities and counties considering big hikes.

A new kind of gang violence is rattling Twin Cities suburbs

Police say loosely organized gangs of Somali American youths are settling online disputes with gunfire, alarming residents and community leaders.

In the Twin Cities suburbs, hunting often begins with a knock on the door

As development swallows up open space across the Twin Cities, hunters are competing for shrinking patches of land — and getting creative in the process.

A Twin Cities bike path plan gets tangled up in a grove of old oak trees

Neighbors in St. Louis Park united to successfully fight a city plan that would have felled dozens of trees along picturesque Brookside Avenue.

Three found dead in Inver Grove Heights home, police say

There is no known threat to the public, police said. The investigation is ongoing.

Roofing Company Twin Cities Launches Website for Homeowners Across the Twin Cities Metro

Minneapolis, MN / Storyteller / Oct 23, 2026 /

Where to Climb in the Twin Cities

The next handhold might not be within reach, but these climbing gyms are.

ICE in the Suburbs: How Operation Metro Surge Impacted Chanhassen

Reflections on the community and Operation Metro Surge, nearly 10 months since it began in Minnesota.

Rising costs drive some Minnesota school districts to trim bus routes

Stillwater and Hopkins are among the Twin Cities districts that have consolidated bus routes and required more students to walk to school.

Suburban leaders enlist Trump administration in Met Council road funding fight

Scott and Dakota counties sought a federal intervention after the council adopted new diversity criteria for funding projects.

Metro governments across the Twin Cities mull sizable property tax hikes

Rising costs and state and federal cost shifts are pushing some local governments toward steep levy increases — and service cuts.

First new building opens at former Twin Cities ammunition plant

A new building on a parcel previously sold to Ryan Companies for development is the first to rise within the Rice Creek Commons area.

Man shot and killed in Lakeville, police say

No suspect has been identified.

Light rail is finally coming, but a grand Hopkins redevelopment plan is breaking down

Squabbles between the city, the developer and the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District are becoming increasingly caustic.

Daredevils are turning Twin Cities rivers into ‘urban diving’ hot spots

Moe’s Southwest Grill adds to Twin Cities presence with traditional restaurant

The dangerous pull of Twin Cities urban exploring

Urban exploration, which typically involves trespassing into old buildings and tunnels, has been an area of major concern for police following a recent near-fatal fall.

Minnesota Supreme Court rules Twin Cities suburb can use paper voter rosters in November election

Some say the decision opens the door for other cities across Minnesota to return to the old paper poll books.

Twin Cities suburb asks voters to wade into stink over trash hauling — again

Anoka voters rejected the idea of city-organized garbage collection in 2024. Now they’ll vote again.

Rosedale Center closing its food hall later this month

Officials did not say why the dining area will close.

Tolkkinen: I bet I saw more people in two days in the Twin Cities than all year in rural Minnesota

It was great. It also wore me out.

New Venues Create Fresh Gathering Places

New Twin Cities event spaces have one thing in common: personality.

Teenager arrested, two children cited as Minneapolis vehicle break-ins continue

The city has now had more than 200 vehicles damaged in break-in sprees dating back to last week.