MINNEAPOLIS — The Minneapolis City Council has approved new contracts for the city's police officers with a vote of 8-4.

MPD currently has a total of 570 police officers, which is eight more than it had at the end of 2023. The Minneapolis City Council approved a contract earlier this summer that significantly ...

Four children under the age of 15 were shot, with one wounded critically, after they were found driving a stolen car in Minneapolis over the weekend, according to police. Minneapolis Police Chief ...

8, 2024 is covered with a plywood board. Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting that occurred at the scene on Saturday, Sept. 7. Kelly Meyer fell asleep in her room on the second floor of ...

According to Minneapolis police, officers responded to the shooting late Monday afternoon at the encampment near the 3300 block of Third Avenue South. When officers arrived, they located and began ...

A Minneapolis council committee voted Monday to extend its contract with the company that owns ShotSpotter – an artificial ...

That's something Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara agrees with ... Minneapolis councilors mulling whether to extend its own contract with SoundThinking Inc., which expires in two years.

Minneapolis City Council's Administration and Enterprise Oversight Committee approved ... wasting police resources, and negatively impacting communities of color. The contract extension still ...

Organized by 'Minneapolis for Community Control of Police,' their goal is to create a ballot question asking voters to ...

Minneapolis City Council ... in the past,” Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara told reporters last month, following the passage of the new police contract. But he defended the use of the ...

Minneapolis police must roll out a new use-of-force policy, work to eliminate the massive complaint backlog and conduct monthly body camera audits on its officers by next spring, as part of a ...

But they simply cannot hide from the truth. Tim Walz let Minneapolis burn and in doing so, he ended up putting police in Minnesota and around the country right into a domestic war zone.