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Minneapolis climate organizers stage sing-in over proposed $4 million funding shift
Climate organizers brought songs and signs to Minneapolis City Hall Wednesday, calling on Mayor Jacob Frey and the City Council to preserve about $4 million in funding for home weatherization and clean-energy upgrades.

Rebecca Gilbuena
Sep 30


DOJ files complaint against Minnesota federal judges for talking to the press
Seven Minnesota federal judges are facing a complaint from the U.S. Department of Justice over comments they made to The New York Times about the impact of immigration cases on Minnesota’s federal courts.

Harry Colbert, Jr.
Sep 30


Minneapolis police budget draws scrutiny over overtime and accountability
MPD officials faced tough questions Monday over millions in overtime spending as the City Council considers a proposed $20 million increase for the department. The debate comes amid an 11.3% proposed property tax increase and ongoing police-reform requirements.

Rebecca Gilbuena
Sep 29


Northside mother asks MPS to hear Black families as it considers school closures
La’Taijah Powell moved her daughters to Loring Elementary hoping they could have stability through elementary school. Now, as Minneapolis Public Schools considers plans that could close or merge schools across the city, she’s asking the district to listen to Black families — and address questions about representation, transportation and what students would experience at a new school.

Aaliyah Demry
Sep 29


From Celebration to Elimination: Olivia Miles and Cheryl Reeve Earned Their Flowers … Now the Lynx Have to Respond After Dropping Game 1
Olivia Miles and Cheryl Reeve earned their flowers Monday. Miles was unanimously named WNBA Rookie of the Year, while Reeve earned her record fifth Coach of the Year award. Then came the reality of the playoffs. After dropping Game 1 to the New York Liberty, the Lynx now face elimination Tuesday night in New York.

Brianna Edwards
Sep 28
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