Minneapolis City Council Approves Police Pay Raises and Reforms Amid Community Debate
Minneapolis City Council approved a new police contract providing substantial raises and reforms, aiming to improve public safety and officer retention. The deal includes administrative changes and the appointment of a new Civil Rights Director.
Minneapolis City Council Passes Police Contract Amid Striking Park Workers' Fight for Equity
Minneapolis City Council Member Aisha Chughtai discusses the controversial police contract, advocating for equitable pay across city workers and against a major police wage increase, while supporting unarmed safety initiatives and local workers.
Minneapolis City Council Approves Police Contract with Major Pay Increases, Enhances Oversight and Transparency
The Minneapolis City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement with a 21.7% pay raise over three years for police, added managerial discretion, and increased transparency in misconduct allegations.
Minneapolis Park Workers' Strike Enters Third Week, Prompting Concert Cancellations and Unfair Labor Charge
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's workers continue their strike for the third week, despite mediation; some services remain operational, but performance cancellations and an unfair labor practice charge mark escalating tensions.
Dr. Michael Favor Joins Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board to Enhance Employment Programs
Dr. Michael Favor is appointed to the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board, bringing extensive educational leadership experience to enhance employment pathways for alternative learning students.
Hope on the Line, 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Marks Two Years of Lifesaving Support Amid Mental Health Surge
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, offering support through calls, texts, and chats, has assisted over 10 million contacts in two years and added services for specific communities.












