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Former Officer Derek Chauvin Transferred To Oklahoma Prison
A former police officer known for murdering a young man in Minneapolis was abruptly transferred to the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City. Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis Police Officer, was convicted of murdering George Floyd in 2021 received a 22.5 year prison sentence. Months after a stabbing incident that...
Minneapolis mayor unveils 2025 city budget, including 8.1% tax levy hike
MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis could see a big tax hike as part of Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey's nearly $1.9 billion budget proposal.Frey unveiled the budget on Wednesday which includes two bumps to the tax levy: 8.1% in 2025 and another 9.8% in 2026."Our employees inspect buildings, they take care of shelter animals, they work in our civil rights department, they save lives," Frey said. "They also feed their families, they pay for daycare and they, like everyone, they have medical bills." Frey said tough decisions had to be made to get down to an 8% increase. Public works employees recently signed...
Saint Paul's East Grand Avenue Poised for Revitalization with City Council's Approval of Zoning Changes
Residents and small business owners of Saint Paul's East Grand Avenue corridor can anticipate a new face to the neighborhood following the city council's unanimous approval of zoning amendments. These changes are slated to encourage development flexibility, bolster support for local businesses, and augment the area’s walkability. This noteworthy municipal decision comes after a protracted period of study and substantial public involvement, laying a foundation for structural and communal progress on Grand Avenue.
Food Trucks + Beer + Great Weather = Anoka’s Food Truck Festival
It's the seventh year that Anoka is hosting its food truck festival and this year the weather looks FANTASTIC for anyone heading to enjoy the great eats, and beverages offered this year. In addition to the 50+ food trucks expected to attend, there will also be live music for folks to enjoy. Here's what we know so far about this weekend's festival:
Breaking the Ice: Supporting Mitchell Hamline students’ ‘boldest ambitions’
Rick Petry, director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Mitchell Hamline School of Law, has earned national recognition for his efforts to help diverse students succeed in law school. As the education honoree, Petry was one of four recipients of a 2024 Council on Legal Education Opportunity Education (CLEO) Education,...
Health professionals are encouraging parents to start conversation with kids about school and mental health
MINNEAPOLIS — Right now, a lot parents are busy buying school supplies for the upcoming school year, but health professionals say it's also a good time to start a conversation with your kids about mental health. This summer the U.S. Attorney General issued a call for warning labels on...
Minneapolis Police Nab Wanted Individual with Firearm and Narcotics During 'Operation Safe Summer'
In a concerted effort to combat summer crime waves, Minneapolis police have recently reported a significant arrest during their Operation Safe Summer initiative—apprehending a man with outstanding warrants who was also armed. According to the Minneapolis Police Department's Facebook page, detectives from the Southside CRT team managed to locate and stop the individual while he was inside a vehicle; this action not only led to his arrest but also steered to the discovery of a loaded handgun and narcotics.
Saint Paul Police Seek Public's Aid to Recover Over $7K in Stolen Bicycles
In what seems to be a brazen theft caught just shy of the weekend's dawning light, several high-value bicycles disappeared from the 400 block of Spring Street. The Saint Paul Police Department took to Facebook to alert the community, offering up images of the suspected thieves. According to the Saint Paul Police Department, the incident occurred on August 11, "just before 7 a.m.," marking the loss of over $7,000 worth of bicycles.
Vice presidential campaign pulls Gov. Tim Walz away from Minnesota
For the foreseeable future, Minnesota might be more of a layover than a home base for Gov. Tim Walz as he racks up the miles as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. The post Vice presidential campaign pulls Gov. Tim Walz away from Minnesota appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
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