Minneapolis moves forward on proposal to shift violence prevention programs to the county
After a long and sometimes heated discussion Monday afternoon, the Minneapolis City Council agreed to move forward with a controversial proposal to shift around $1.2 million to Hennepin County so that it can temporarily take over the management of two city violence prevention programs.
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Minneapolis pastor calls out city councilRev. Jerry McAfee disrupted a budget committee meeting as the City of Minneapolis discussed its anti-violence efforts. The ...
A proposal by members of a Minneapolis City Council committee to transfer more than $1 million worth of funding for violence ...
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Minneapolis police officer off-duty work fees approved by city councilThe Minneapolis City Council has approved the implementation of charging fees for Minneapolis Police Department officers who ...
The keys to City Hall are up for grabs on Nov. 4, when all 13 City Council seats and the mayor’s office are up for election. Minneapolis has used ranked-choice voting since 2009.
The first safety center opened in November next to the Lake Street - Midtown Light Rail station, and the city wants to open ...
Minneapolis is poised to approve new franchise agreements with CenterPoint and Xcel Energy that establish city specific ...
As President Donald Trump’s administration makes immigration changes, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) and the Minneapolis City ...
Ward 2 council member Robin Wonsley speaks during a Minneapolis City Council meeting on Dec. 5. Wonsley was one of the authors of an ordinance to charge fees when police take off-duty ...
On Thursday, the Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance to allow the city to charge fees for off-duty work carried out by Minneapolis Police Department officers.
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