Mental health crisis de-escalation trainings offered to Ward 2 members by Karisa Erickson Published December 2, 2021 With the goal of educating people on mental health crises, the Barbara Schneider Foundation has facilitated trainings in Minneapolis since 2002.
BREAKING: Robin Wonsley Worlobah named Ward 2 winner after a recount by Hanna Van Den Einde Published December 1, 2021 Wonsley Worlobah won the recount by 14 votes over challenger Yusra Arab.Â
Minneapolis traffic officers add night shift so MPD can respond to priority calls by Hanna Van Den Einde Published November 23, 2021 Traffic officers respond to parking violations and abandoned vehicles during weekdays.
Mental health 911 response teams to begin Nov. 29 by Karisa Erickson Published November 18, 2021 After a unanimous vote by City Council, Minneapolis is rolling out a new method of alternative policing, though the start date has been delayed for several months.
Pratt Community School to dedicate playground to first Black family in Prospect Park by Emalyn Muzzy Published November 16, 2021 Pratt plans to kick off their fundraiser on Nov. 18, Minnesota’s Give to the Max Day.
Parks board superintendent recommends 2022 budget by Hanna Van Den Einde Published November 15, 2021 The parks board superintendent recommended the 2022 budget that will include a historic investment in youth programs.
Minneapolis redistricting underway with Wards 2 and 3 set to shrink in population by Olivia Stevens Published November 11, 2021 University area Wards 2 and 3 shrink, while Wards 1 and 6 will grow to include more people.
Meet Robin Wonsley Worlobah, the Ward 2 Democratic Socialist City Council member by Emalyn Muzzy Published November 10, 2021 Wonsley Worlobah won Ward 2 by a small margin and is now one of three Democratic Socialists on the Council.
Newly elected Elliott Payne focuses on racial equity in Ward 1 by Caleb Hensin Published November 10, 2021 Payne unseated incumbent Kevin Reich in a close race for City Council.
Q&A with new Ward 3 Council member Michael Rainville by Olivia Stevens Published November 9, 2021 The Minnesota Daily spoke with Rainville about his plans for representing the most populous ward in Minneapolis.
