Politics & Policy
The council also directed city staff to study creating a municipal ID Workgroup, while Minneapolis parks Superintendent Jayne Miller announced she would be leaving for a job in Pittsburgh.
Politics & Policy
The timing of an audit looking into body camera usage by the Minneapolis Police Department has led to a skirmish involving the council, the mayor, the police chief — and a lot of election-year politics.
Politics & Policy
“Police shootings — thankfully — are relatively rare,” says Levy-Pounds. “But racial profiling is not rare. Police harassment is not rare. … And those are the issues of reform that still need to be addressed.”
Education
Governed by the school board, Minneapolis Public Schools are almost entirely independent of the mayor’s office. That doesn’t mean the candidates don’t have anything to say about education, though.
Politics & Policy
What the mayor didn’t talk much about: a proposed 5.5 percent increase in the property tax levy.
Politics & Policy
At an event last week, Dehn offered further details about his thoughts on police reform in Minneapolis.
Politics & Policy
Wednesday afternoon, Hodges confirmed her attendance in a post on her Facebook page and blasted unnamed opponents for “shopping” the story to news outlets.
Politics & Policy
One of the stated functions of Minneapolis’ body camera policy was to help build public trust in the police. But having cameras and not using them may have only created more suspicion.
Politics & Policy
All you need is four campaign workers, a party official, one parliamentarian — and a deep desire for everyone to go home.
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As usual, millennials are (partly) to blame.
