Posted inState Government Member of Met Council task force accuses agency of unethical conduct by Peter Callaghan 02/16/202404/12/2024
Posted inPolitics & Policy Does panel’s lack of consensus on Met Council’s structure prove the futility of task forces? by Peter Callaghan 01/25/202404/12/2024
Posted inState Government The backstory on 20 minutes of awkwardness at Met Council governance task force shows why consensus will be hard to reach by Peter Callaghan 01/17/202404/12/2024
Posted inCityscape Direct elections the best way for the Metropolitan Council to live up to its nation-leading potential by Bill Lindeke 01/08/202404/12/2024
Posted inState Government Safety, finances top of mind for new Metro Transit general manager, first woman to lead agency by Peter Callaghan 08/02/202302/08/2024
Posted inState Government Walz open to giving up Met Council appointing authority, but can lawmakers agree on a solution? by Peter Callaghan 04/13/202302/08/2024
Posted inState Government Minnesota lawmakers ‘speechless’ after scathing legislative audit report on Southwest light rail transit by Peter Callaghan 03/15/202302/08/2024
Posted inMetro What’s new – and not new – in Southwest light rail auditor report by Peter Callaghan 09/09/202202/08/2024
Posted inState Government Legislators close to a deal on Metro Transit fare enforcement by Peter Callaghan 03/04/202102/06/2024
Posted inMetro New metro BRT lines could be DOA without a little TLC from the Legislature by Jessica Lee 05/10/201902/06/2024
Posted inPolitics & Policy A bill to reform the Met Council will probably be vetoed. That doesn’t mean a lot of people still don’t have problems with the Met Council by Peter Callaghan 05/29/201805/30/2018
Posted inPolitics & Policy The first shot in Rep. Jason Lewis’ war on the Met Council may fall a little wide of the target by Sam Brodey 04/13/201704/14/2017
Posted inPolitics & Policy Property taxes: Which cities and towns give and which take in the Twin Cities region by Peter Callaghan 04/05/201604/06/2016
Posted inPolitics & Policy Southwest LRT won’t go forward without legislative approval, says Met Council chair by Peter Callaghan 09/03/201502/06/2024
Posted inPolitical Agenda Three new names on Gov. Dayton’s list of Met Council appointees by Joe Kimball 02/23/201502/23/2015
Posted inPolitics & Policy The Green Line is finally getting (slightly) faster by Peter Callaghan 02/16/201502/17/2015
Posted inPolitics & Policy Dayton plays hardball with Minneapolis Parks Board by Peter Callaghan 01/27/201501/28/2015
Posted inPolitics & Policy Dayton doubles down on light rail with choice for Met Council chair by Peter Callaghan 01/21/201501/21/2015
Posted inPolitics & Policy Met Council’s next chair will be full-time by Peter Callaghan 11/26/201401/08/2015