Frey: Minneapolis 'moving forward' with consent decree as Trump DOJ freezes civil rights litigation
MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said the city will continue with plans to implement police department reforms outlined in a federal consent decree agreement, even after the Trump Administration ordered a freeze on civil rights litigation and a potential review of such agreements.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his wife, Sarah Clarke, are expecting a baby due July 21, they announced Sunday. The news ...
After a judge dismissed a suit that had temporarily blocked projects allowable under the comprehensive plan, a key roadblock ...
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is on the government’s witness list in the second Feeding Our Future trial. He is not accused of ...
One day after the Trump administration injected fresh uncertainty into the fate of Justice Department agreements aimed at ...
A Minneapolis attorney turned app co-founder is joining the Minneapolis mayoral race. Jazz Hampton announced his bid for ...
Jazz Hampton quit his job as a lawyer to create TurnSignl, an app to help people navigate traffic stops. Now he’s among those ...
Many leaders say their policies to limit local cooperation with federal immigration officials stand. But signs of division ...
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Federally-mandated police reforms in Minneapolis could be tossed outJust two weeks after sweeping police reforms were agreed upon by the city of Minneapolis and the U.S. Department of Justice ...
A proposed ordinance would allow the city to charge fees to Minneapolis Police Department officers who conduct off-duty ...
The mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul got together Tuesday morning for an annual event to talk about the challenges facing ...
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