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From the Editor in Chief: We Want You Writing for the Minneapolis Times
5+ hour, 29+ min ago (546+ words) The Minneapolis Times has grown significantly since its inception in September of 2024. While our primary focus remains Minneapolis, Hennepin County, and, to a lesser extent, Minnesota politics, our growth has reinforced an important lesson. To understand Minneapolis, we need to…...
A Civic Love Letter to Our Riverfront: How Minneapolis Reclaimed the Aquatennial
8+ hour, 2+ min ago (685+ words) The evening light along West River Parkway seemed especially bright as families gathered and rows of lawn chairs filled the sidewalks. Live music carried through the neighborhood, adding to the familiar excitement of a Minneapolis summer night. From July 18 through…...
In Minneapolis’ search for crime deterrents, drones fly into a wall
6+ hour, 38+ min ago (1272+ words) By Trevor Mitchell, MinnPost In mid-May, I sat in the Minneapolis City Council’s chambers as police pitched the idea of a “Drones as First Responders” pilot program. Based on Council members’ responses then, it wasn’t hard to imagine a future…...
A Week Focused on Public Safety: A Message from Council Member Elizabeth Shaffer
8+ hour, 10+ min ago (271+ words) Inspector Kelly shared that MPD is surging resources to the 19th & Nicollet area, doing more direct, targeted enforcement. This has resulted in more than a dozen arrests. While this is encouraging, we know the residents and businesses of Stevens Square have…...
Due Process With Receipts: Taxpayer-Funded Defense Requires Continuous Financial Scrutiny
8+ hour, 7+ min ago (959+ words) After years of industrial-scale fraud allegations involving money intended for hungry children, health care patients, and vulnerable families, Minnesota taxpayers now confront one more bitter entry in the public ledger. They may also be paying for the defense. KSTP 5 Investigates…...
Wrestling ‘Slam’ Here Recalls Grappling History in Twin Cities
13+ hour, 41+ min ago (525+ words) The upcoming event also marks the tenth anniversary of the facility’s opening in August 2016, which was inaugurated by an exhibition football game between the Minnesota Vikings and the San Diego Chargers—a 23–10 home victory before a record crowd of 66,143 spectators....
Voting for Angie Craig is About More than Winning
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (893+ words) Minneapolis Times Voting for Angie Craig is About More than Winning All elections are important, but if you want your vote to matter most, participate in Minnesota’s primary election. Every vote is much more influential in August than in November....
Dark Money & the Moriarty Coalition: What Cedrick Frazier Wants You to Forget
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (526+ words) Minneapolis Times Dark Money & the Moriarty Coalition: What Cedrick Frazier Wants You to Forget Minnesota’s campaign season is in full swing. The stretch between the Fourth of July and early August is when attention starts ramping up in races up…...
South Carolina is allowing teachers to give zeros again, but the problem with grading goes deeper
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (944+ words) By Laura Link, The Conversation The grades that students receive in high school and college can decide their futures. High school grades shape students’ overall GPA, class rank and the transcripts that colleges read. They can determine who makes the…...
“We Have Decided to Move Forward with Another Candidate" in Educational Hiring
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (1061+ words) “We Have Decided to Move Forward with Another Candidate” in Educational Hiring Minneapolis Times “We Have Decided to Move Forward with Another Candidate” in Educational Hiring The greatest casualty is not the rejected applicant but the student sitting in a…...