Dave Orrick is a Minneapolis City Hall Reporter at the Star Tribune. He covers a range of topics including social issues, law enforcement, and ridesharing, with a focus on Minneapolis city government and regional interests. Dave's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Duluth News Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Minneapolis will open a new "community safety center" at East Lake Street and Hiawatha Avenue later this year, officials announced recently.
By: Liz Sawyer, Dave Orrick
Minneapolis leaders are weighing whether to sign off on a new police contract that grants its officers historic wage increases , bumping starting
By: Dave Orrick
Minneapolis will pay $365,000 to a man who was struck in the head by a rubber bullet fired by police during the unrest following the 2020 murder of George Floyd.
The two-year project to fully reconstruct the street and infrastructure is a major pain, but officials say it's needed.
The contract includes historic raises, amounting to 21.7% over three years, and will make Minneapolis police among the top five highest-paid in the state.
Following double-digit raises for police and public works employees, more than a dozen other unions will soon be demanding their own pay hikes as the city faces a budget deficit.
By: Dave Orrick
Minneapolis City Council Member Michael Rainville won the order from a judge against activist Mike Forcia last year. On Monday, an appellate court reversed the order.
By: Dave Orrick
The Minnesota Court of Appeals threw out a restraining order that a Minneapolis City Council member had obtained against an activist who screamed profanities at a public meeting and yelled, "I know where your family lives," and "I'm coming for you." The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled the statements were a single incident, and state law requires multiple incidents to justify a restraining ...
By: Dave Orrick
A new grocery store with a butcher shop and restaurant is slated for north Minneapolis. Colonial Market, with an existing location on Eat Street in south Minneapolis, will take over the site of an Aldi that closed.
By: Dave Orrick, Jeff Hargarten
Years after riots, the once-vibrant Minneapolis destination is still losing businesses amid safety fears and construction headaches. But supporters say Uptown is the “comeback queen” of neighborhoods, and some businesses aren't going anywhere.
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