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Minnesota Star TribuneFriday, 10 April 2026
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Council rejects Frey’s safety pick
Mayor vows veto to keep Toddrick Barnette on as commissioner.
The paper frames the municipal dispute procedurally, focusing on the mechanics of the political clash between the city council and the mayor over a key law enforcement oversight role.
The Minneapolis City Council has voted against reappointing the city's public safety commissioner, highlighting ongoing local political divisions over policing and governance. The mayor has responded by announcing an intention to veto the council's decision.
“vows veto”
“Civic-minded and objective”
O’Hara’s future as police chief in jeopardy as support flags
Israel-Lebanon talks could alter war
In a potential boost to ceasefire efforts in Iran war, Netanyahu announces direct negotiations.
Pairs a severe image of local destruction with a diplomatic headline about potential ceasefire negotiations.
Release of Good evidence ordered
Judge rules as part of separate case involving the agent who shot her.
A procedural legal update regarding a federal judge's order to unseal evidence in a high-profile shooting case.
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