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Updates on financial settlements and reconciliation plans for new officers. Moving forward on Rebuilding Police Force to prevent and investment to process and identify bad cops.
Opportunities in District 622:
4 Opinions explore the pros and cons of the dating scene in the Twin Cities. Together we will share experiences of how dating has affected the journey's to obtaining sustainable relationships in the Twin Cities. Each guest share some of the tools you may need in finding that special someone. Together with 4 Opinions, we have special guests; Alex Merritt the Love Engineer, Leslie Young, Prince Corbett and Counselor and Educator Rashida Fisher aka the Love Doctor . This show was made possible in part with support from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund
Michael Grady, Minnesota Timberwolves Play-by-Play Announcer, talks with KMOJ's Freddie Bell about the fight on the Wolves bench on Easter Sunday and reflects on his first year in the Twin Cities.
Crisis Lifeline and Adolescent Mental Health Promotion, Healthy Beginnings, Healthy Families, Lead Remediation in Schools and Childcare Centers and Lead Service Line Inventory. The Office of African American Health and the Office of American Indian Health.
AARP Fraud Watch Network, tips on monitoring Financial Accounts and prevent Fraud. Steps to Scam-proof your life.
Settlement agreement between MDHR and the City of Minneapolis Minneapolis City Council unanimously approves plan to reform policing Trans Day of Visibility Proclamation with Council President Jenkins
Plans to transition empty office space downtown into housing units Minneapolis Mayor Frey
backs converting office towers into housing - Axios Twin Cities
MINNEAPOLIS - Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council President Andrea Jenkins have
proclaimed today, March 31, 2023, as International Transgender Day of Visibility in the City of
Minneapolis. The International Transgender Day of Visibility holiday was founded in 2009 in response to
the lack of holidays celebrating transgender people’s successes and accomplishments.
Minneapolis was the first American city to bar gender-identity based-discrimination through
amendments to the Civil Rights Ordinance in 1975. Since, Minneapolis has continued to address and
prioritize transgender equity and awareness, specifically through our Transgender Issues Work Group,
which was created in 2014, and the Transgender Equity Council, created in 2017. Minneapolis is also the
first City to have two black transgender Council members and the first openly transgender City Council
President.
Little Moments Count is a statewide collaborative focused on helping parents and
caregivers learn about the importance of brain development in the first three years of life. Nearly 80 percent of brain growth happens in the first thousand days, and small moments of interaction - like talking, playing, reading and singing - help create the
pathways that build a child’s brain during this early stage of life. For more information you can visit at Little Moments Count dot org.
The Afternoon Drive is excited to be partnering with Little Moment Count to host conversations
focused on early childhood development. We’ll be guests every other week to talk about their
involvement in Little Moments Count and how they view the role of early childhood
development in creating bright futures and strong communities.
Developing and updated information on the origins of COVID. Long COVID precautions and updates. New medications for treatment of new COVID strains
4Opinions discuss the question of while you are in a relationship who is to love more in the relationship, the male or the female.
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