Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara said he is "disgusted" by the recent pardons by President Donald Trump of 1,500 Jan. 6 ...

O’Hara wrote an essay in the Minnesota Star Tribune, describing it as a slap in the face to people who wear badges.

Minneapolis leaders are planning to speak Friday on what they call the "devastating" impacts of President Trump's federal ...

Applications are way up and pipeline of diverse new officers signals positive trajectory for police force following years of ...

The department struggled with hiring and retention for years after the murder of George Floyd. MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis Police celebrated 19 new hires at the department's first graduation ceremony of ...

New recruits and lateral officers from their respective programs graduated from the Minneapolis Police Department Thursday, in an effort to have more sworn officers on the force. They’re also focused ...

Chief Brian O'Hara published an op-ed in the Minnesota Star Tribune over the weekend, calling Trump’s decision a “slap in the face” to law enforcement who were injured or died as a result of ...

The Woodbury Democrat has pleaded not guilty. And Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is calling President Donald Trump's pardons of some Jan. 6 rioters a slap in the face to law enforcement.

The crew chief aboard the Black Hawk involved in the mid-air crash in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night was an alum of ...

For the families of officers who made the ultimate sacrifice, the pardons are a very harsh slap in the face. Brian O’Hara has been the police chief in Minneapolis since 2022.