Minnesota

5,913 photos · 2008–2026

5,913 photographs tagged Minnesota, 2008–2026.

Movies in the park in front of US Bank Stadium — US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, hosts an outdoor screening of "The Princess Bride" as part of the city's "Movies in the Park" series. Opened in 2016, US Bank Stadium is home of the Minnesota Vikings.

Family walks on trail near Riverside Plaza — A family walks down a trail near Riverside Plaza in Minneapolis.

Towers at cedar riverside plaza in Minneapolis — Cedar Riverside Plaza Towers, a prominent housing complex in Minneapolis, were completed in 1973. Designed by architect Ralph Rapson, the towers are known for their distinctive modernist architecture, featuring colorful window panels.

Franklin Avenue light rail station in South Minneapolis with a squad car — The Franklin Avenue Light Rail station in Minneapolis is a key stop on the Metro Transit Green Line. Opened in 2014 as part of the Central Corridor project, the station serves as a vital link connecting residents and visitors to various parts of the city.

The New Uptown Cafe sign advertising coffee, breakfast, and lunch in Uptown Minneapolis. — The New Uptown Cafe operates as a coffee, breakfast, and lunch spot in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis. The business serves the surrounding commercial stretch of Hennepin Avenue, an area long associated with local restaurants and retail. Its diamond-shaped sign, featuring a coffee cup and banner design, identifies the cafe to passersby along the avenue.

Order pickup at a Target Store in Minneapolis with paper over mural — The Target store on East Lake Street in Minneapolis is shown boarded up following damage sustained during civil unrest in late May 2020. The unrest followed the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers on May 25, 2020.

Artists drawing a mural at Target on East Lake in Minneapolis — Artists are completing a mural on the side of the East Lake Target in Minneapolis. The mural, located at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, is a significant piece of public art that emerged from the unrest. It features diverse portraits and symbols, including the fists representing George Floyd Square, serving as a visual testament to the community's resilience and ongoing dialogue about racial justice.

Sun goes down under I35W in Minneapolis — Sunset casts long shadows under the Interstate 35W bridge at the Lake Street Station in Minneapolis.

Welcome to Lake Street You Belong Here — A billboard at the intersection of Lake Street and Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis reads "Welcome to Lake Street. You belong here."

Radisson RED hotel entrance at 609 Washington Avenue South in Minneapolis, lit in red. — The entrance to the Radisson RED hotel is shown at 609 Washington Avenue South in downtown Minneapolis. Red lighting illuminates the glass entryway, with the hotel number displayed above the doors. Interior reflections are visible through the facade.

Tangen Drugs sign and storefronts along Washington Street in downtown St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. — Washington Street runs through the commercial core of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, a small city on the St. Croix River in Polk County. Tangen Drugs has long operated as a local pharmacy along this stretch of downtown storefronts. The street carries Wisconsin Highway 35 through town, linking the business district to the surrounding river valley.

One Ten Grant Apartments in Loring Park, Minneapolis. — One Ten Grant Apartments in Loring Park, Minneapolis. The high-rise residential building is part of the downtown Minneapolis skyline near the Minneapolis Convention Center and Loring Park.

Karmel Square development on Lake Street in Minneapolis — Construction is underway at Karmel Square on Lake Street in Minneapolis. The building next to the constructions with a facade featuring a mural with the quote "YOU HAVE TO ACT AS IF IT WERE POSSIBLE TO RADICALLY TRANSFORM THE WORLD AND YOU HAVE TO DO IT ALL THE TIME." The mural includes a portrait of George Floyd, who was murdered by Minneapolis police officers.

Construction at new Lake Street USPS Station — Construction is underway at the Lake Street Station USPS post office in Minneapolis, following its destruction by fire during the civil unrest of May 2020. The unrest occurred in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis Police.

Minneapolis Police Fifth Precinct Chauvin Trial Security — Security fencing and concrete barriers were erected around the Minneapolis Police Department's 5th Precinct station during the trial of Derek Chauvin in 2021.

Strip mall reopens in South Minneapolis — Illuminated signage for a strip mall in South Minneapolis is visible at night, featuring businesses such as Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Subway, Los Hornos Del Rey, and Cost Cutters. This location was damaged during the civil unrest in Minneapolis in 2020.

Hennepin Ave sign in Minneapolis reads “One Lane? No Way!” — A window sign on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis reads “One Lane? No Way!” The orange sign is propped against blinds inside a storefront.

Corner of Hennepin and Lagoon, Uptown Minneapolis — Cowboy Slim's, a bar and restaurant, is located at the corner of Hennepin Avenue and Lagoon Avenue in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis.

Looking down Lagoon Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis May 2022 — Looking down Lagoon Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. The large apartment complex on the right has been largly vacant for many years.

Inflatable cell phone ad outside a Minneapolis store at night — An inflatable cell phone figure stands outside a store in Minneapolis at night. The advertising display is lit from below and rises above nearby trees.

Minneapolis skyline illuminated at dusk across Bde Maka Ska lake. — The Minneapolis skyline is visible across Bde Maka Ska, a prominent lake in the city's chain of lakes. The lake, originally named Lake Calhoun, was renamed Bde Maka Ska in 2018 to honor its Dakota heritage.

A George Floyd mural on a retaining wall in South Minneapolis. — A mural honoring George Floyd is visible on a retaining wall in South Minneapolis, May 2022. The artwork appeared in the wake of the widespread protests that followed Floyd's murder by a Minneapolis police officer in May 2020.

Calvin Horton Memorial at Cadillac Pawn, Minneapolis — A memorial for Calvin Horton is displayed outside Cadillac Pawn on Lake Street in Minneapolis. Horton was killed on May 27, 2020, during looting that followed the murder of George Floyd. The memorial, observed on the two-year anniversary of his death, includes candles, flowers, and photographs.

Rebuilt US Bank on Lake Street in Minneapolis May 2022 — The US Bank drive-thru on Lake Street in Minneapolis stands rebuilt after its destruction during the civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Never forget may 28th graffiti on bus shelter — Graffiti reading "Never Forget May 28" and "Love + Rage" adorns a Metro Transit bus shelter located across from the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct. The graffiti is shown on the 2nd anniversary of the burning of the 3rd precinct police staton following the murder of George Floyd.

Shopping cart on fire outside the burned Minneapolis police station — Fires burned outside the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct building on May 28, 2022, on the second anniversary of the burnung of the police station by protesters after George Floyd's murder.

A saxophonist in a white jacket performs with an orchestra and choir at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — The "Rise and Remember" festival was held at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a site of significant public mourning and protest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The square, formerly known as the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a focal point for demonstrations against racial injustice and police brutality. This festival, featuring a choir and orchestra, served as a cultural event to commemorate Floyd and address ongoing issues of systemic inequality. It brought together community members and artists to reflect on the past and advocate for future change.

Attendees browse vendor tents and gather at the Rise and Remember Festival in Minneapolis. — The "Rise and Remember" festival took place at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a site of significant historical events. The square, formerly the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, became a focal point for protests and activism following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. This annual festival serves as a community gathering, remembrance, and celebration, featuring local vendors and cultural activities. It continues the legacy of activism and community resilience associated with the space.

Angela Harrelson speaks at Rise and Remember 2022 — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

Rise and Remember Festival on Chicago Avenue — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

Rise and Remember performers, George Floyd Square — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

Brandyn Tulloch at Rise and Remember, George Floyd Square — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

George Floyd Family speaks at Rise and Remember 2022 — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

Jeanelle Austin at Rise and Remember Festival — The "Rise and Remember" festival at George Floyd Square.

Orchestra at George Floyd Square during Rise and Remember — A choir and orchestra perform at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during the "Rise and Remember" festival. The square, formerly known as the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a focal point for protests and activism following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The "Rise and Remember" festival was organized to commemorate the events of the uprising and to foster community healing and remembrance. The performance reflects the ongoing cultural and social significance of the space as a site of both protest and community gathering.

The Peoples Way movie shown at George Floyd Square — A screening of the documentary "The People’s Way" was held at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis as part of the "Rise and Remember" festival. The square, formerly known as the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The festival and film screening honor the ongoing legacy of activism and community resilience at this significant site. The shirt worn by one attendee reads "WE WILL HEAL US. GEORGE FLOYD SQUARE," reflecting the community's ongoing efforts toward healing and remembrance.

Terrence Floyd speaks at George Floyd Square in 2022 — Terrence Floyd, brother of George Floyd, addresses attendees at the "Rise & Remember" event held at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. This gathering commemorates the life of George Floyd and the ongoing movement for racial justice that gained national attention following his murder in May 2020. George Floyd Square, formerly the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a focal point for protests and a symbol of community resilience and activism in the wake of his death. The event serves as a space for remembrance, reflection, and continued advocacy.

Dog at George Floyd Square during Rise and Remember — A dog rests on the street art at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during the "Rise and Remember" festival. The square, formerly known as the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The street art, featuring names and messages of solidarity, serves as a memorial and a testament to the ongoing activism and community organizing in the area. The "Rise and Remember" festival aims to commemorate the events of 2020 and continue the dialogue around racial justice and police reform.

Agape Movement Bags at George Floyd Square — Cornhole boards branded with the Agape Movement Co. logo are set up on the street at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. This location, formerly the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, became a focal point of protests and community organizing following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Raised fist on mural at Target Store in South Minneapolis — A mural sketch is underway on the exterior wall of the Target store located on East Lake Street in Minneapolis. This artwork is situated in a neighborhood that experienced significant unrest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The mural's design appears to depict themes related to the protests and uprising that occurred in the city.

New Mural at Target East Lake Minneapolis May 2022 — Artists are seen working on a mural at the Target store on East Lake Street in Minneapolis in May 2022. This mural is located across from the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct station, which was significantly damaged following the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The mural's creation signifies a community effort to rebuild and express resilience in the wake of the unrest that followed Floyd's death.

Large crowd gathers at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on the second anniversary of George Floyd's murder. — A crowd gathers at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on May 28, 2022, to mark the second anniversary of George Floyd's murder. The intersection, located at Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, became a focal point for protests and activism following Floyd's murder in 2020. The gathering commemorates the event and reflects on the ongoing movement for racial justice.

Say Their Names Cemetery 2 years after George Floyds murder — The "Say Their Names Cemetery" in Minneapolis commemorates victims of racial injustice and police brutality. Established in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder in 2020, the site features rows of white markers, each bearing the name of a victim and often adorned with flowers and candles. The display serves as a memorial and a call to remembrance, particularly on significant anniversaries like the second year since Floyd's death. The illuminated "SAY THEIR NAMES" message in the background underscores the memorial's purpose to honor and acknowledge those lost.

George Floyd at Say Their Names Cemetery 2 year anniversary — A marker bearing the name George Floyd and the date of his murder, May 25, 2020, is displayed at the Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis. The cemetery serves as a memorial to Floyd and other victims of police violence.

Terrence Floyd at Say Their Names Cemetery — Terrence Floyd, brother of George Floyd, attends a vigil at the Say Their Names Cemetery. This memorial was established in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis in May 2020, serving as a space for remembrance and protest. The cemetery is located at George Floyd Square, a public space that became a focal point for demonstrations against racial injustice and police brutality.

George Floyd Vigil at Say Their Names Cemetery — On the two-year anniversary of George Floyd's murder, a vigil was held at Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis. Attendees gathered for an "Angelversary" candlelight vigil, with many holding signs and placing flowers at temporary markers representing victims of racial injustice.

Agape Movement walks down Chicago Ave in Minneapolis — Steve Floyd, leader of the Agape Movement, walks down Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis during a march commemorating the second anniversary of George Floyd's murder. The marchers, including families and community members, proceeded along Chicago Avenue, an area that became known as George Floyd Square following the incident.

New George perry Floyd Square street sign at George Floyd Square — A street sign marks the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street as George Perry Floyd Square. This designation commemorates George Floyd, whose murder by Minneapolis police officers on May 25, 2020, sparked widespread protests and a global reckoning on racial justice.

Mayor Jacob Frey and Agape at George Floyd Square — Mayor Jacob Frey visits George Floyd Square in Minneapolis in May 2022, engaging with members of The Agape Movement. The square, established at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a focal point for protests and activism following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The protest sign visible reads "Honor the Dead, Fight for the Living, Abolish Policing".

Agape Movement outside Forreal Coffehouse at George Floyd Square — On the two-year anniversary of George Floyd's murder, a sign was revealed at Forreal Coffeehouse, located in the area then known as George Perry Floyd Square. This event followed the renaming of the street in Floyd's honor. The Agape Movement, a community organization, was involved in the commemoration. Later that day, an Angelversary Candlelight Vigil was held at Say Their Names Cemetery, continuing the remembrance of Floyd and other victims of racial injustice.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Floyd family at George Floyd Square — Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey met with Angela Harrelson, the aunt of George Floyd, and Minneapolis City Council President Andrea Jenkins at George Floyd Square on the 2nd anniversary of George Floyd's murder.

New street signs at George Floyd Square — New street signs are installed at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis, a location officially renamed George Perry Floyd Square. The renaming occurred on the second anniversary of George Floyd's murder. Following the sign installation, the community gathered for an Angelversary Candlelight Vigil at the Say Their Names Cemetery memorial, honoring those lost to police violence.

Agape Movement at George Floyd Square May 2022 — Members of the Agape Movement gather at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on May 25, 2022. The date marks 2 years since George Floyd's murder and the day the street was renamed to George Perry Floyd Square.

Mural on boards over windows at Loon Smoke Shop — Boards cover the windows of the Loon Smoke Shop on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis, adorned with a mural. The artwork features jellyfish and the text "PEACE BE UPON Minneapolis UNTIL WE GET IT."

Razor wire around parking ramp in Uptown Minneapolis May 2022 — Razor wire fences surround a parking ramp at Lake Street and Girard Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. This security measure was installed following protests that occurred in the area after the shooting death of Winston Smith by a federal task force at the top of the ramp. The incident sparked significant unrest and demonstrations in the neighborhood.

CC Club on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis at night with neon window signs. — CC Club on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis is shown at night with its exterior sign and neon window displays. The bar’s facade is lit by overhead fixtures, and liquor brand signs glow inside the front window.

Pond at George Floyd Square May 2022 — A pond reflects the "Say Their Names Cemetery" memorial near George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, May 2022. This area has been a site of ongoing protest and remembrance since the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The "Say Their Names Cemetery" is a community-created memorial that honors victims of police brutality and racial injustice.

Chicago Avenue mural in George Floyd Square — The names of individuals killed by police are painted on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, a street that became known as George Floyd Square following his murder in May 2020. This memorial serves as a public acknowledgment of victims of police brutality and a focal point for ongoing protests and community organizing. The repainting of these names signifies a continued commitment to remembrance and activism in the face of systemic injustice.

Phelps Park in Minneapolis shows a paved pathway, baseball diamond, and grassy area with yellow wildflowers blooming. — Phelps Park on Chicago Avenue in South Minneapolis.

Black Lives Matter on top of North Loop building — A large "Black Lives Matter" mural is painted on the roof of a building in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. The mural, created in response to the murder of George Floyd and subsequent protests, also includes the names of other victims of police brutality, such as Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, and the phrase "I Can't Breathe."

Minneapolis skyline viewed from a rooftop parking area in the North Loop neighborhood. — The Minneapolis skyline is visible from the North Loop neighborhood, a district that has undergone significant redevelopment in recent decades.

Antennas on to of tall high rise in Minneapolis — The IDS Center rises into the evening light in downtown Minneapolis, its rooftop antennas silhouetted against a soft autumn sky. Designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee and completed in 1972, the 792-foot tower remains the tallest building in Minnesota. The dark mechanical crown houses HVAC systems and broadcast transmitters, while the curtain wall’s reflective glass panels catch the last warm tones of sunset alongside the adjacent RBC Gateway Tower.

Sunset at LPM Apartments in Loring Park — LPM Apartments in Loring Park, Minneapolis, is a high-rise residential tower that was completed as part of the neighborhood’s modern apartment development.

Rise and Remember We Will Heal Us at George Floyd Square — The "Rise & Remember" event, held from May 25-28, marked the anniversary of George Floyd's murder and took place at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. This location became a focal point for protests and community organizing following Floyd's death in 2020.

Smoke In the Pit Restaurant on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis — Smoke In The Pit Restaurant, located at 3733 Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis's George Floyd Square, is a local eatery known for its smoked burgers. The building's exterior features vibrant murals, including the quote "In times of crisis, the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers," attributed to King T'Challa of Black Panther. This artwork reflects the community's spirit and resilience, particularly in the context of the George Floyd protests and the ongoing efforts to foster unity and understanding in the neighborhood.

George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square May 19, 2022 — The George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street in Minneapolis, serves as a tribute to George Floyd, killed by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020. Following his death, the square became a focal point for protests against racial injustice and police brutality. The memorial, established by community members and activists, features art, flowers, and messages of remembrance and resistance. It has become a significant site for mourning, activism, and community gathering, reflecting the ongoing impact of Floyd's death on national conversations about race and policing.

George Floyd Memorial at GFS at night in May 2020 — George Floyd Square at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis, May 2025. This site became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Raised first at 39th St and Chicago Ave in Minneapolis — George Floyd Square, Minneapolis: Protest Site at Night. The raised fist monument stands at the intersection of 39th Street and Chicago Avenue, a site that became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Front counter at riot destroyed building in Minneapolis — The interior of a US Bank branch in Minneapolis following damage sustained during protests in the summer of 2020. The unrest began after the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020. Graffiti reading "Fuck 12 Fuck Banks" is visible on the wall, reflecting anti-police and anti-establishment sentiment.

Fire damaged US Bank building in South Minneapolis May 2022 — Interior of a U.S. Bank branch in Minneapolis following extensive fire damage sustained during protests on May 28, 2020. The unrest began in response to the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers on May 25, 2020.

Inside a US Bank Money Vault May 20202 — The interior of a fire-damaged U.S. Bank vault in Minneapolis, Minnesota, following the civil unrest that occurred after the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Looking down Hiawatha Avenue in the rain Minneapolis — Hiawatha Avenue, also known as Highway 55, is a major arterial road in South Minneapolis. This view looks north along the avenue at night in May 2022, with traffic illuminated by streetlights and the neon glow of businesses.

Together we make our neighborhood safer yard sign — A "Together We Make Our Neighborhood Safer" yard sign is displayed in South Minneapolis. The sign, sponsored by the Longfellow Community Council, encourages residents to report suspicious activity by calling 911.

Hi Lo Diner neon sign in South Minneapolis May 2020 — The Hi-Lo Diner, a restored 1950s Fodero dining car, glows with neon and interior lighting on East Lake Street in Minneapolis. Originally built in New Jersey, this diner car was transported to Minnesota and refurbished before reopening in 2016. Its stainless-steel exterior and classic mid-century design evoke the golden age of American roadside diners.

Weathered "Used Cars" sign with red arrow on Lake Street in Minneapolis at night. — A weathered "Used Cars" sign with a red arrow stands on Lake Street in Minneapolis, marking a used car lot along the street.

Play money at abandoned bank in Minneapolis — Training money and a Wisconsin driver's license are visible on a red binder in the basement of the former US Bank building on Lake Street in Minneapolis. This location was destroyed during the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Vault at a riot destroyed bank in Minneapolis — The vault of the U.S. Bank on Lake Street in Minneapolis, damaged during the civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Lake Chipotle in Uptown Minneapolis May 2022 — A Volvo semi-truck is parked in Lake Chipotle, the name of the flooding at Chipotle restaurant located on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis.

Lightning over a Minneapolis apartment building under construction at night. — Lightning above new apartment development in Uptown Minneapolis seen in May 2022.

Woman walks in the Minneapolis skyway May 2022 — The Minneapolis Skyway, a network of enclosed pedestrian bridges, connects buildings throughout downtown Minneapolis. This particular walkway links the IDS Center, a prominent skyscraper completed in 1973, to other structures. The skyway system, initiated in 1962, was designed to provide weather-protected passage for pedestrians and to encourage commercial activity by making downtown more accessible. The IDS Center itself was designed by architect Philip Johnson and is a significant example of modernist architecture in the city.

Chess on Nicollet Mall Downtown Minneapolis May 2022 — Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis is a pedestrian promenade designed to foster public activity and community engagement. The mall, originally conceived in the 1960s and redesigned multiple times since, serves as a central gathering space for residents and visitors. This image shows people playing chess and other games on the mall, highlighting its function as a place for leisure and social interaction.

RBC Gateway Tower in downtown Minneapolis with a blue glass facade. — RBC Gateway Tower in downtown Minneapolis is a mixed-use high-rise completed in 2022. The building stands along South 2nd Street near the city’s central business district.

Chairs outside Uptown Minneapolis Restaurant — An outdoor seating area for a restaurant in Uptown Minneapolis is illuminated by string lights at night. The patio features wooden benches and tables, with chairs stacked for the evening. A Ukrainian flag is visible.

Popeyes Chicken Sign with the letter F — A Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen sign stands on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. This location was among the businesses damaged during the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Mural on a fence near George Floyd Square May 2022 — This vibrant mural, located on a fence near George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis, was created in the aftermath of the 2020 uprising. The artwork features colorful depictions of children, butterflies, and books, with titles like "I'll Give You the Sun" and "Harry Potter" visible.

Leneesha Helen Columbus Memorial in Minneapolis — A memorial marks the location in South Minneapolis where Leneesha Helen Columbus was killed in July 2020. The memorial, bearing her nickname "Nee Nee," serves as a point of remembrance for the community.

Ilhan Omar for Congress banner in Minneapolis — A banner supporting Ilhan Omar's re-election campaign is displayed on a building along Lake Street in Minneapolis. The banner reads "HER BACK ...TO CONGRESS!" and features Omar's name and "FOR CONGRESS."

Passengers waiting at 35W Transit Center in Minneapolis — Commuters wait on the northbound platform of the I-35W & Lake Street Transit Station in Minneapolis. The elevated structure, completed in 2021 as part of the Orange Line bus rapid transit project, sits above the freeway’s center median and features glass curtain walls, enclosed waiting areas, and real-time NexTrip displays. Evening sunlight highlights the aluminum framing and sound-barrier panels that shield the station from traffic noise below.

Arts and Rec Coming Soon sign in Uptown Minneapolis — A "Coming Soon" banner announces the arrival of Arts + Rec, a new "brand new art-focused experiential concept and restaurant," in Uptown Minneapolis. The establishment is slated to open in the former Libertine Bar space within Seven Points Mall.

Wells Fargo Center and the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis at night. — Wells Fargo Center and the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis are two of the city’s best-known high-rise office buildings. Completed in 1988 as the Norwest Center, Wells Fargo Center is recognized for its illuminated Art Deco-style crown. The IDS Center, completed in 1972, anchors the IDS complex and Crystal Court in the central business district.

Hennepin Avenue Bridge spans the Mississippi River at night in downtown Minneapolis. — The Hennepin Avenue Bridge crosses the Mississippi River at the site of the first bridge ever built across the river, a suspension span opened in 1855. The current structure, a concrete arch bridge completed in 1990, replaced an 1889 steel suspension bridge that had carried traffic across the same crossing for a century.

Target Field stadium and construction cranes illuminated at night in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. — Target Field is the home ballpark of the Minnesota Twins, sitting in the North Loop near downtown Minneapolis. It opened in 2010 on the site of a former Butler Square rail yard. Construction cranes stand over the stadium during work on the surrounding site.

Traffic and construction signs line Lake Street during Karmel Mall expansion in Minneapolis. — Lake Street crosses Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis, within sight of the Karmel Mall complex to the east. Karmel Mall is one of the largest Somali American shopping centers in the United States, housing dozens of shops, restaurants, and a mosque under one roof. Road work and detour signs direct traffic around an expansion project at the mall in May 2022.

Wells Fargo Center and Capella Tower illuminate the Minneapolis skyline at night in downtown Minneapolis. — Wells Fargo Center rises at 90 South Seventh Street in downtown Minneapolis, completed in 1988 and designed by architect Cesar Pelli. The 774-foot tower originally served as headquarters for Norwest Corporation before that company merged with Wells Fargo in 1998. Capella Tower stands beside it at 225 South Sixth Street, finished in 1992 to the same architect's design and rising 776 feet, making it one of the two tallest buildings in Minnesota.

Target Field Station's illuminated sign above the platform canopy in downtown Minneapolis at night. — Target Field Station in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a transit hub next to Target Field that connects the METRO Blue and Green light rail lines with Northstar Commuter Rail and bus service. Opened in 2009 as part of the ballpark and transit redevelopment in the North Loop area, the station was built to handle both daily riders and large game-day crowds for Minnesota Twins home games.

Colorful abstract mural displayed in a ground-level storefront window along Cedar Lake Trail in Minneapolis's North Loop. — The North Loop is a former warehouse district on the northwest edge of downtown Minneapolis, redeveloped since the 1990s into offices, apartments, and lofts. Cedar Lake Trail runs along its western edge, connecting the neighborhood to the regional bike path network that links downtown to the Chain of Lakes.

Orange-lit brick building with metal staircase and parked scooters on a North Loop Minneapolis street at night. — The Public Storage facility in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood is housed within a brick building that reflects the area's industrial past.

Chicken sculpture by Katharina Fritsch in Minneapolis — Katharina Fritsch's "Hahn/Cock" sculpture stands illuminated at night outside the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. This ultramarine rooster, constructed from fiberglass and steel, was installed in 2017 as part of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden's redesign.

Minneapolis Skyline May 2022 — The Minneapolis skyline is illuminated by the setting sun in May 2022. These buildings, along with others, form the central business district of Minneapolis, serving as hubs for commerce and corporate activity in the region.

Minneapolis Skyline and 394 from Cedar Lake Trail — The Minneapolis skyline is reflected in a puddle beneath the I-394 highway. This elevated freeway, completed in 1971, was designed to connect downtown Minneapolis with its western suburbs. The Cedar Lake Trail, visible in the background, is a popular multi-use path that runs alongside the highway, offering a unique perspective on the city's infrastructure and natural spaces.

Spoonbridge Cherry at Walker Sculpture Garden — The Spoonbridge Cherry, a 52-foot-tall sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, is a prominent feature of the Walker Art Center Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis. Completed in 1988, the sculpture is a playful representation of a giant cherry, complete with a stem, resting on a spoon. It has become a beloved landmark and a popular spot for visitors to the Walker Art Center, which is dedicated to modern and contemporary art.

Cherry reflections at Walker Sculpture Garden — The Spoonbridge Cherry sculpture, a prominent artwork by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, is situated in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. This iconic piece, installed in 1988, is a cast aluminum sculpture painted in a vibrant red, resembling a giant cherry. It is a beloved landmark within the garden, which itself is an outdoor extension of the Walker Art Center.

Cyclist on Cedar Lake Trail with Minneapolis downtown skyline in background. — A cyclist rides along the Cedar Lake Trail in Minneapolis, with the city's downtown skyline visible in the background.

Minneapolis City Hall's clock tower looms beyond the C.J. Duffey Paper Company sign on North Third Street. — Minneapolis City Hall opened in 1909 after a two-decade construction process, designed by the local firm Long and Kees in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. Its clock tower rises 345 feet and once held the largest four-faced clock in the world when it was installed.

Lowry Hill Liquor Store Neon Sign on Lake Street — The Lowry Hill Liquor Store, located on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis, is illuminated by its prominent neon signage. Established in 1985, the store has served the Lowry Hill neighborhood for decades, offering delivery and curbside pickup services.

Rich Stanek for Minnesota Governor billboard — A billboard for Rich Stanek's gubernatorial campaign is displayed along Interstate 35W in Minneapolis. The advertisement, prepared and paid for by Right Now MN, emphasizes public safety as a key platform for his candidacy. Stanek, formerly the Hennepin County Sheriff, sought the Republican nomination for governor.

Sara Fohrenkamm mural in South Minneapolis — A mural by FRORIGINALS (Sara Fohrenkamm) in South Minneapolis.

Lake Street and Hennepin Ave in Uptown Minneapolis May 2022 — Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis, May 2022. This intersection is a central commercial and cultural hub for the city's Uptown neighborhood.

LA Fitness and boarded up Seven Points Mall in Uptown Minneapolis — LA Fitness is visible at the Seven Points Mall in Uptown Minneapolis.

W Hotel Foshay Tower in Downtown Minneapolis May 2022 — The Foshay Tower, a historic Art Deco skyscraper in Downtown Minneapolis, originally served as an office building and broadcast tower.

US Bank Stadium in Downtown Minneapolis May 2022 — US Bank Stadium, a multi-purpose venue completed in 2016, anchors the downtown Minneapolis skyline. The stadium hosts professional football games, concerts, and other large-scale events, serving as a significant hub for entertainment and commerce. Adjacent to the stadium, the Wells Fargo building and other downtown structures are illuminated against the twilight sky, showcasing the city's modern architecture and active urban environment.

Abortion rights protest at Federal Courthouse in Minneapolis May 2022 — Protesters gathered outside the United States Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis on May 14, 2022, to advocate for abortion rights. This event occurred in the context of widespread national protests following the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion that indicated the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Pro Women Pro Choice protest sign in Minneapolis — Protesters gathered outside the United States Courthouse in Minneapolis to advocate for abortion rights. The courthouse, named after Judge Diana E. Murphy, serves as a federal judicial building in the city's downtown area. This protest reflects ongoing national discussions and legal challenges surrounding reproductive rights, particularly in the context of Supreme Court decisions and state-level legislation.

Midtown Greenway May 2022 — The Midtown Greenway in South Minneapolis, photographed in May 2022, is a 5.5-mile paved multi-use trail. It was developed on the former Milwaukee Road railroad corridor, which was abandoned in the 1980s. The Greenway officially opened in phases between 2001 and 2006, transforming a disused railway line into a vital urban pathway. Today, it serves as a popular route for cyclists, walkers, and runners, connecting various neighborhoods and offering a car-free transit option through the city.

Midtown Greenway at Park Avenue exit — Construction is underway for the Midtown Greenway expansion project at the Park Avenue crossing in Minneapolis. The Midtown Greenway is a 5.5-mile-long multi-use trail built on a former railroad corridor, connecting the Mississippi River to the western edge of the city. This corridor was originally established in the late 19th century for freight rail service. The current construction aims to enhance the trail's accessibility and safety, reflecting the ongoing development of urban transportation networks. The presence of tower cranes indicates significant structural work, likely involving bridge modifications or new construction over the trail.

Minneapolis Police third precinct police station on Lake Street May 2022 — The Minneapolis Police Third Precinct station on Lake Street is shown fortified with concrete barriers and fencing. This building was significantly damaged by fire during protests in May 2020 following the murder of George Floyd. Since the incident, the precinct has remained closed and secured.

Black Lives Matter flag over a church near the burned Minneapolis police station — A Black Lives Matter flag flies atop a church in Minneapolis, near the site of the Third Precinct police station that was set ablaze during protests in May 2020. The flag's presence signifies solidarity with the movement for racial justice that gained national attention following the murder of George Floyd.

Alley next to fire damaged Coliseum Building in Minneapolis — This alley is adjacent to the Coliseum Building on Lake Street in Minneapolis. The building sustained fire damage during protests that followed the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Minneapolis police sign on the burned 3rd precinct police station — The Minneapolis Police third precinct building, located on Lake Street, is shown on May 1, 2022, fortified with concrete barriers and razor wire. This structure was significantly damaged by fire during protests that followed the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on May 25, 2020.

Razor wire and concrete blocks outside the door of the burned Minneapolis police station — Razor wire and concrete barriers surround the exterior of the Minneapolis 3rd Precinct police station, which was damaged during protests in the summer of 2020. The station, located on Lake Street in Minneapolis, was a focal point of unrest following the murder of George Floyd.

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