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Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025
Good afternoon,
Sleep is a portal to the subconscious. For example: I thought it was Saturday when I woke up, but it’s only Thursday. Gonna keep it brief so y’all can get after it. We have stories on a proposed city council landlord accountability ordinance, UMN art faculty are concerned about budget cuts and a column about the pros of public radio.
Check out our stories and lock in, yeah?
Buenas,
Sam Hill | Managing Editor | [email protected]
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Minneapolis City Council and residents speak about how to hold negligent landlords accountable. | Photo by Maya Bell, City Reporter
Minneapolis City Council and residents speak about how to hold negligent landlords accountable.
by Maya Bell | City Reporter | Published Oct. 1, 2025
Residents and Minneapolis City Council members deliberated on Tuesday for a potential new ordinance that could change the landlord rental renewal process.
The proposed STOP Slumlords Ordinance would specifically change the licensing renewal process for landlords, building on current deliberations over improving accountability.
Landlord policies are scored on three tiers based on the number and severity of issues or citations against a property.
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