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Ten months after George Floyd s death, Minneapolis residents at war over policing

Ten months after George Floyd s death, Minneapolis residents at war over policing
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Mayor Ted Wheeler slows down $2 million plan to bring back Portland police team to target gun violence

Mayor Ted Wheeler slows down $2 million plan to bring back Portland police team to target gun violence
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Portland mayor looks to re-fund police with $2M request as homicides spike – but council support unclear

Radio host Jason Rantz joins Tucker Carlson Tonight to explain what is happening on the West Coast The mayor of Portland, Ore., called for nearly $2 million in additional funding for the city’s police force and other agencies Friday, citing a rise in homicides and other violent crime. But members of the city council were either mum or not fully committed so far on whether they’ll back the plan, according to reports. The request by second-term Mayor Ted Wheeler came Friday during his State of the City address – and three days after Wheeler condemned one of the latest killings in the city, the broad-daylight slaying of a 42-year-old man in a city park on Tuesday.

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Barrett reflects on one year of COVID-19; praises unsung heroes in the fight against the virus

Mayor Barrett reflects on one year of COVID-19; praises unsung heroes in the fight against the virus Ricardo Torres, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © City of Milwaukee via Zoom The United Community Center shared stories about its unsung heroes as part of an effort by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to highlight the efforts of people who helped fight COVID-19. Saturday marked one year since the coronavirus pandemic hit Milwaukee. One year ago, Milwaukee confirmed its first case of COVID-19 and since then, in Milwaukee County, nearly 1,100 have died after contracting the virus. “This has been a tumultuous year and a very sad year in many regards because of the loss of life. But we also know it goes way, way beyond that,” Mayor Tom Barrett said Saturday. “The loss of jobs and people who have been impacted in their living situation many have really suffered because of what’s happened over the last year.”

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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett reflects on 1 year of COVID, cites heroes

One year ago, Milwaukee confirmed its first case of COVID-19 and since then, in Milwaukee County, nearly 1,100 have died after contracting the virus. “This has been a tumultuous year and a very sad year in many regards because of the loss of life. But we also know it goes way, way beyond that,” Mayor Tom Barrett said Saturday. “The loss of jobs and people who have been impacted in their living situation many have really suffered because of what’s happened over the last year.” On Saturday, Barrett reflected on one year of fighting the coronavirus pandemic, praising individuals and organizations that stepped in to help others and sounding hopeful about the future.

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