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How a public-health approach to violence prevention is working in Mpls.
The Office of Violence Prevention was created in 2018 to reduce violence in a city already facing police violence and community violence.
Posted inLocal & State, News
City of Minneapolis’ attempted reopening of George Floyd Square met with opposition
Memorial gatekeepers and the City of Minneapolis remain at odds about when and how to open up George Floyd Square.
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Reminder: Yard waste collection begins in April
Hennepin County is encouraging residents to leave yard waste untouched until mid-April or early May to be nice to the pollinators.
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Chauvin trial jury selection continues amid record settlement
‘This lynching can’t be wiped away by money. This money won’t replace his life,’ said Reverend Brian Herron, pastor of Zion Baptist Church.
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City of Minneapolis settles wrongful death suit with Floyd family for $27 million
The $27 million is the largest-ever payout by the City of Minneapolis, topping the $20 million paid to the family of Justine Ruszczyk in 2019.
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38th Street Thrive! plan set for full council vote on March 12
The 38th Street Thrive! Strategic Development Plan, with the stated goals of continuing the legacy and heritage of a deeply rooted African American community, was approved on March 2.
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Many fear misuse of facial recognition technology
The City of Minneapolis has passed restrictions to facial recognition technology but the ordinance does not prohibit it from being used by private parties.
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City, Metro Transit leaders provide preparations update for upcoming Derek Chauvin trial
Mayor Jacob Frey, along with other City and Metro Transit officials, held another media briefing this morning to share updates on preparedness plans ahead of the March trial of former MPD officer Derek Chauvin.
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George Floyd Square to reopen after March trial
After much consternation and debate, City of Minneapolis leadership announced last week that it will retake the South Minneapolis intersection of 38th Street and Chicago.
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Gov. Walz activates MN National Guard after Derek Chauvin’s release from jail
The mobilization follows a request made by the City of Minneapolis in light of recent public safety concerns regarding Derek Chauvin posting bond.
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Gov. Walz deploys Minnesota National Guard and State Patrol amid Mpls unrest
Calling for order and pledging full state support, Governor Walz declared a Peacetime State of Emergency in the City of Minneapolis.
Posted inCOVID-19, News
Coronavirus: Mayor Frey declares local public health emergency in Mpls.
Today Mayor Jacob Frey has formally requested council action to ratify a state of emergency declaration within 72 hours.
Posted inBulletin, News
Weigh in on the Mpls. Transportation Action Plan
The City of Minneapolis has opened public comments for the draft of the Minneapolis Transportation Action Plan.
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City of Minneapolis salutes history makers [photos]
A Who’s Who of Black influencers and leaders from around the state were recently saluted by the City of Minneapolis for their contributions to culture and the advancement of equity across various fields. Community members packed the City Hall Rotunda on Feb. 20 for the City’s third 2020 Black History Month event, hosted by the […]
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Can inclusionary zoning ease Mpls’ housing crisis?
Minneapolis’ intermediary inclusionary zoning policy was implemented as an official regulatory policy on January 1 of 2020.
Posted inBulletin
2019 collection of leaves, brush ends the week of Nov. 18
Garbage day in the week of Nov. 18 is the last collection for leaves, brush and other yard trimmings for the year.
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Justice deferred on ketamine testing
Hennepin County Medical Center has continued conducting ketamine trials on patients without their consent after announcing in June 2018 it would stop, according to recent reports from the FDA.
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Nina Robertson named director of Step Up Youth Employment Program
Nina Robertson has been named the new director of theNina Robertson will be the new director of the Step Up Youth Employment Program.
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Public housing rehab sparks fears of privatization
Agencies like the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority and public housing advocates both contend there is a crisis but differ in finding a resolution.