A group of Muslim Minneapolis City Council members canceled a Ramadan event scheduled to be held at a city building after being informed they couldn’t use city resources to host a religious event.

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The event was going to be held at the public service building, according to an Instagram post by City Councilor Jamal Osman.

The City of Minneapolis unveiled its vision for the New Nicollet Redevelopment project in downtown Minneapolis at an open house Tuesday. A year after its demolition, the former Kmart site will serve ...

Several Muslim Minneapolis City Council members say they’re disappointed that Mayor Jacob Frey’s administration has put the brakes on their plan to hold an iftar Friday in a city building using city ...

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