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Audit: Minneapolis police did not violate sanctuary policy during federal raid in June
Minneapolis police did not violate the city’s policy barring officers from assisting in immigration enforcement during a federal raid at a Mexican restaurant in June, according to a report by the city’s independent auditor released on Tuesday.
The Minneapolis City Council released a report Tuesday that said local police officers did not violate the city’s sanctuary ...
Auditor’s report finds that Minneapolis police provided crowd control during a June 3 federal sting on Lake Street, but did ...
A suspicious lack of beer stores in one Minneapolis neighborhood raises troubling questions, forcing simple six-pack runs to ...
Amwati Pepi Mckenzie, who was 19 at the time of the shooting, was sentenced to life with the possibility of release after 30 ...
The city of Minneapolis if offering a first look at what could be ahead for the former Kmart site near Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue S. Renderings and ideas for the site, long considered an ...
What many consider a South Minneapolis eyesore will be torn down in a matter of weeks. City officials, both past and present, gathered at the old Kmart near Lake and Nicollet Sunday morning ...
On Thursday, the Minneapolis City Council approved $200,000 toward community-based security options for the 26-block stretch of Lake Street, known as the East Lake Street Cultural District, ...
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