Last week, the Minneapolis Audit Committee released a report that found low staffing, response issues and a lack of communication impacted Moturi’s and Lussiter’s cases. The after-action review of...
Minneapolis banned adult bathhouses in 1988 — and the city council is considering bringing them back. The city banned bathhouses during the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s and ‘90s, proposed as...
In the Committee of the Whole meeting, the Minneapolis City Council voted 7-5 to pass a temporary pre-eviction filing extension from 30 days to 45 days.This comes after Mayor Jacob Frey vetoed the...
After a first few months in office marked by federal immigration enforcement, St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her outlined plans to rebuild the city’s business community and improve infrastructure on Monday.Her...
Minneapolis City Council considers decriminalizing drug paraphernalia to align with the state law; some worry the proposal could make things worse.Drug paraphernalia refers to “any equipment that...
The Minneapolis City Council moved the Community Safety Training and Wellness Center back to discussion after some members questioned its usefulness following Operation Metro Surge.At the Committee...
The Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution, 11-2, urging the University of Minnesota to meet with the Graduate Labor Union.The resolution states that the University should resolve the dispute...
Last Wednesday, Mayor Jacob Frey vetoed the Pause Rent Eviction ordinance from the Minneapolis City Council, sparking controversy from council members trying to address the Surge’s impacts. The...
In an 8-5 decision on Feb. 19, the Minneapolis City Council decided to renew the liquor licenses of two hotels, Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot and Canopy by Hilton Mill District, which housed...
The Minneapolis City Council voted on $7 million for the small business resilience fund to give businesses a chance to recover from Operation Metro Surge.​Last Thursday, the city council voted unanimously...
