Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there—there’s nothing I love more than spending time with these two gals!

St. David’s new headquarters on Nicollet Mall brings culturally respectful early childhood development and mental health care right into the heart of our city—connecting thousands of families to services that changes each child’s trajectory to succeed.

Ahead of the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, over 70 athletes and law enforcement officers met in Chicago and split for the first ever coast-to-coast Law Enforcement Torch Run in history.

Happy Immigrant Heritage Month and World Refugee Day! In Minneapolis, you aren’t just our neighbors - you are valued members of our community who lead our grocery stores, libraries, hospitals, and more. Thank you for choosing Minneapolis.

Happy birthday to my friend across the river, Mayor Her. We’ve got a healthy city rivalry, but there’s no debate about your leadership. Hope it’s a great one!

Happy Juneteenth, Minneapolis! As we celebrate freedom, we also recognize the generations of Black leaders, families, and communities whose impact can be felt in every corner of our city.

Don’t miss another World Cup watch party on Peavey Plaza! Rain or shine, the Minnesota United are ready to host all soccer fans today, tomorrow, and Sunday. Bring a chair, a mat, some rain gear, and your best soccer wear.

A big honkin’ time was had at our 2nd Annual Big Honkin’ Truck Parade today! Nicollet Mall was full of families and sidewalk patios were packed—let’s keep this energy and excitement going all summer long.

I joined the Uptown Movie Club at Mari’s Watch Bar ahead of their inaugural screening last night and to no surprise—it was a packed house with not one but two babies! I said Uptown is coming back, and the Movie Club is bringing just the right balance of wind down and buzz to the neighborhood.

The athletes are coming. The energy is coming. And the Twin Cities are ready. Starting Saturday, June 20th, Minneapolis will be transformed to host the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games.

Strong school leadership means stronger outcomes for kids. Congratulations to Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams, named Minnesota’s 2026 Superintendent of the Year. We’re proud to recognize today as Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams Day in Minneapolis. Minneapolis is brighter because of her leadership.

One of the fastest growing neighborhoods in the country is right here in downtown Minneapolis. The future of downtown is being built right before our eyes - evolving into a true live-work-play destination.

As we count down the days to the Big Honking Truck Parade, we’re proud to announce this year’s grand marshals: Special Olympics athlete leaders Niko Lichtscheidl and Dequan Williams. Join Niko and Dequan at the Big Honking Truck Parade: www.minneapolismn.gov/things-to-do...

We kicked off summer with the 97th Annual Northeast Parade today! It was great to see our neighbors out on the sidewalks and in the streets - cheerful and united. Minneapolis, you are so special.

Per MPD, the area around the 3500 block of North Oliver Avenue has been searched and secured. The suspect remains at large. Shelter-in-place has been lifted. Please remain vigilant.

I am closely tracking the ongoing situation in north Minneapolis and in touch with MPD leaders. Please avoid the area and follow guidance from law enforcement. Thank you to our officers and partners working to bring this situation to a safe conclusion.

Good news for anyone who’s ever stared into their office fridge and immediately regretted it. The food trucks are back at The Commons. More people are coming downtown to work and live, and it’s great to have easy lunch options, plus green space and games to enjoy on your break. Go check them out.

Council President. Community leader. Acclaimed writer. Andrea Jenkins does it all. Proud to support the debut of her new poem, Oh, How the Words Flow. A powerful reminder that the Mississippi River has shaped Minneapolis for generations—and that its future is up to all of us.

One year ago, our state was shattered by the assassination of Melissa and Mark Hortman. Melissa believed our differences could be worked through. Her life’s work was bringing people together and proving that democracy is strongest when we choose dialogue over division.

Thousands of volunteers. One million meals. That’s Minneapolis at its best. Pack at the Park was a tremendous success. Thank you to Feed My Starving Children and the countless volunteers who came together to make a difference for kids around the world.

Minneapolis is bringing back the largest dinner table in America — and we couldn’t be more excited. www.audacy.com/wccoradio/ne...

The Uptown Farmers Market is back every Thursday from 4–8 p.m. Bringing people together is a big part of Uptown’s comeback, and events like this help drive more foot traffic, energy, and support for local businesses.

A sweet new addition to our downtown skyways. Confetti Blossom is a new mix-and-match Swedish candy shop ready to satisfy your workday cravings. Love seeing new businesses open their doors downtown and add to the energy we’re building in the heart of the city. Go check them out!

After six years of work, the Seven Points development is moving forward — and it will be the largest new development in Uptown since before the pandemic.

In Minneapolis, we love love. This morning, we turned City Hall into a celebration to honor our LGBTQ+ community and remind them this is a place and city where everyone can show up exactly as they are.

From Nicollet Mall to East Lake Street, Minneapolis is ready for the World Cup. Our local bars and restaurants are creating great places to watch and celebrate, so be sure to stop by and support them. Let’s go! ⚽️ www.axios.com/local/twin-c...

Minneapolis doesn’t leave people behind. While Operation Metro Surge has caused nearly $700 million in economic damage and disruption across the city - we know no matter how we’re tested, we’re going to find a way to move forward.

Months ago, my office stood up an immigration task force made up of community leaders, business owners, City staff, and law enforcement. The goal? Bring people together to share ideas and quickly communicate important information to our immigrant neighbors when it’s needed most.

When the 2028 NFL Draft comes to Minneapolis, we’ll be ready to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors to our great northern city. No city does major events better than Minneapolis — and we’re ready to show the world why.

We’re actively monitoring the situation at W. 28th Street and Nicollet Avenue and coordinating closely with our safety teams. Minneapolis Police are supporting our county partners on scene. Thank you to all our public safety partners for their response. Please avoid the area until further notice.

Minneapolis knows a thing or two about music. This morning, we kicked off the National Independent Venue Association conference right here in Minneapolis.

Today, thousands of people gathered in downtown Minneapolis and turned the city purple for Prince, who would have turned 68 tomorrow.

The entire country: “So what do you do in Minneapolis during the summertime?” Minneapolis:

Strong cities make a strong country. Mayors are closest to the people we serve, the challenges our communities face, and the solutions that move us forward. And when others fail to act, cities lead. Proud to join fellow mayors from across the country at the @usmayors.org this weekend. #Mayors2026

The Big Honkin’ Truck parade is back—and it is arguably one of the best parades in our city! Join us on Thursday, June 18 from 5-7:30pm on Nicollet Mall to explore and experience the trucks that make our city run - from police and fire to concrete mixers and sanitation trucks.

Day 2 at the @usmayors.org 94th Annual Meeting celebrating the cities’ commitment to leading with public health. Mayor @mayorjacobfrey.bsky.social stopped by the CityHealth booth to celebrate Minneapolis’ gold medal. #USCM2026 #CityHealth10

We're celebrating Prince all week long. Ten years after his passing and ahead of what would have been his 68th birthday, there's no better place to celebrate the artist who put Minneapolis on the map and changed music forever.

After Operation Metro Surge, small businesses need our support. That’s why the City of Minneapolis is waiving license renewal fees for local businesses.

Today, we launched our fifth Operation Safe Summer, a joint initiative with local, state, and federal law enforcement partners that has consistently enhanced street safety during the year’s busiest period.

Mayor Jacob Frey, Interim MPD Chief Bill Peterson and other city leaders spoke Wednesday morning about the upcoming fifth year of Operation Safe Summer.

Let’s go crazy. Let’s get nuts. Let’s put on our purple and come together this Saturday for the Prince Sing-Along. Join us 4:30-6:30 p.m. June 6 near the downtown Prince mural at 101 N. Ninth St. Learn more: https://www.paisleypark.com/celebration2026blockparty

The Minneapolis Aquatennial is back!

Bill Peterson has spent three decades serving Minneapolis and earning the respect of officers across the department. He knows trust isn’t given — it’s earned. And he’s built a reputation by showing up every day, listening, and putting in the work to earn that trust. www.kare11.com/article/news...

Happy Pride, Minneapolis! 🏳️‍🌈 This month and every month, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, honor those who fought for progress, and keep building a city where everyone is free to love who they love and be exactly who they are.

A world-famous land art project is coming to Boom Island Park, making Minneapolis the first city in the U.S. to join a global chain of the art display.

Paris has the Eiffel Tower and Cairo has the pyramids of Giza—but Minneapolis has something just as powerful: a community that comes together through challenge and change.

We're proud to announce that we're awarding more than $1 million in funding to arts, culture and dance organizations through the Bridge Fund for Dance and the Cultural Districts Arts Fund. Learn more: www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2026/ma... Image courtesy of Herbert Johnson III

Minneapolis is now rightfully known worldwide as a city of heroes, a place where we look out for one another, and we recognize that our differences are our super power. We may not be the biggest or richest city in the world, but the compassion neighbors showed for each other makes us the greatest.

10 years ago, I purchased the piece on the left from Jayden Goldsboro - an aspiring 10-year-old artist committed to ending gun violence, and declaring “Art is My Weapon.”

Today, we proudly unveiled Officer Jamal Mitchell Way.