In what appears to be a first, the Mayor of Minneapolis vetoed the City Council's budget proposal and saw ... and cut $1.8 million from Minneapolis Police Department programs which also drew ...

“Tough budget years are about prioritization, and this Council will always have Minneapolis ... in existing city programs and services, like snow plowing, road repairs, police recruitment ...

The Minneapolis City Council had the eyes of the nation on their Wednesday night meeting when they voted to adopt the finalized 2021 city budget. While police reform was the hottest topic of the night ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minneapolis City Council has overridden the mayor's veto of the 2025 budget, which he called ... investigators to be added to the police force to look into non-violent cases.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minneapolis City Council voted Tuesday night to adopt the 2025 budget which includes $ ... investigators to be added to the police force to look into non-violent cases.

The Minneapolis City Council on Tuesday night adopted the city's 2025 budget, which is set to increase ... homelessness response and recruitment of police, then uses the money to fund pet projects.

A lower property tax levy and Latino Business Week funding passed Tuesday night by the Minneapolis City Council as they approved over 70 budget amendments and an ... programs including the funding of ...

A Minneapolis City Council member faces criticism from families of police violence victims after using the “Say Their Names” slogan to reference police horses during a budget discussion.

A day later, the City Council overrode Frey's veto. Just after midnight Wednesday, the City Council approved a roughly $1.9 billion budget ... also gut the Minneapolis Police Department's campaign ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob ... shifting money within the police department budget to pay for five civilian investigators. The council also moved the city’s Behavioral Crisis Unit budget to the ...

Council president Elliott Payne speaks during a Minneapolis City ... police recruitment campaign elsewhere, and cutting $1.8 million from the police department, which is just under 1% of that budget.