Kaohly Her

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her denies plans to resign amid sexual harassment allegations, but speculation about a potential mayoral vacancy process has emerged. St. Paul’s city charter outlines that the City Council must elect an interim mayor within 30 days of a vacancy, with a special election required if the next general election is more than 180 days away.

A second senior police official in St Paul has accused Democratic mayor Kaohly Her of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct, creating a sexualized work environment. The allegations follow an earlier complaint by police chief Axel Henry and an ongoing inquiry into her behavior, reported by the Minnesota Star Tribune.

The article discusses the ongoing issue of unsheltered encampments in U.S. cities, focusing on Minneapolis and St. Paul, where local governments have cleared encampments under public safety concerns. It highlights the lack of viable alternatives for displaced individuals and criticizes the absence of a comprehensive solution to poverty, addiction, and housing crises.

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her faces a sexual harassment investigation linked to a 'Weiner Wednesday' text message. St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry filed a formal complaint, while City Council members Molly Coleman and Saura Jost criticized the lack of transparency in the process. Her stated she will cooperate with the ongoing investigation.

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her is under investigation for sexual harassment following a complaint from the city's police chief. City leaders have engaged an outside law firm to conduct an independent inquiry into allegations that Her sent inappropriate messages to employees, including members of the police department, according to the New York Times and NBC News.

The article discusses allegations against St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her for inappropriate comments, a study on Minnesota's misuse of crowd-control weapons, and the indictment of Buddhist studies scholar Erik Davis for a conspiracy case. It also mentions historical preservation in Wasioja, FAA flight diversions to Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, and Neumann’s Bar and Grill as Minnesota's oldest bar.

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her is under investigation for sexual harassment after a formal complaint was filed with the city. The mayor’s office has declined to comment on the active investigation, and most city council members have also refrained from public statements. A prior harassment complaint against Her in court was dismissed due to lack of evidence.

Kaohly Her, the first female mayor of Saint Paul, is accused of sending a vulgar text containing the phrase 'a good weinering' to a city staffer. The message, which included the line 'When she wraps you up in her blanket after you gave her a good weinering,' was allegedly sent by the mayor.

St. Paul’s mayor faces a sexual harassment complaint from the city’s police chief, raising questions about conduct at the highest levels of city government.

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry filed a sexual harassment complaint against Mayor Kaohly Her, alleging inappropriate sexual comments and text messages. The complaint, addressed to the city attorney, includes screenshots of messages and claims the behavior extended to other city employees. The mayor's office declined to comment beyond stating confidentiality and process integrity concerns.

The St. Paul Police Chief filed a harassment complaint against Mayor Kaohly Her. The incident involves allegations between the police chief and the mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota.

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her stated it is impossible to resolve a $26 million budget deficit without raising taxes, including potential property tax increases. The city is considering budget cuts, a hiring freeze, and tax adjustments to address rising costs like health insurance and fuel. The budget will be presented to the St. Paul City Council in mid-August.

St. Paul plans to close three homeless encampments, including Pig’s Eye Park, starting August 5 due to health and safety concerns. The city is seeking public input via a council meeting and aims to connect individuals with services, though resource adequacy is questioned. Mayor Kaohly Her acknowledged systemic challenges in addressing homelessness.

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her announced citywide encampment clearances starting at Pig’s Eye Park due to safety and public health concerns, citing over 500 police calls, including violent crimes. The city plans to connect residents with shelter and housing alternatives, emphasizing systemic issues over bed availability.

St. Paul announced plans to close multiple encampments starting August 5 due to health and safety concerns, citing incidents like sexual assaults, thefts, overdose deaths, and fires. The city will coordinate with partners to help residents transition to safer housing, providing services over the next four weeks.

A Minneapolis conference hosted by the Immigrant Defense Network brought together 250 participants focused on advancing immigration reform and civic engagement following resistance to Operation Metro Surge. Attendees discussed strategies for sustaining activism, with speakers emphasizing voter protections and the importance of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

A federal judge blocked subpoenas from the Trump administration targeting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other state officials over immigration enforcement, ruling the subpoenas were an attempt to harass and retaliate. The judge found no credible link between the requested information and potential criminal violations, emphasizing Minnesota's right to refuse federal immigration enforcement assistance.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's subpoenas of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other state officials, ruling the effort aimed to 'harass and retaliate' against them for refusing to assist federal immigration enforcement. The judge found no credible link between the requested records and potential criminal violations, emphasizing Minnesota's right to decline aiding federal immigration law enforcement.

A Human Rights Watch report alleges racial profiling and rights violations during an ICE surge, which the U.S. Department of Homeland Security disputes. St. Paul’s mayor addresses budget challenges, and faith/labor groups criticize the indictment of anti-ICE protesters. The Minnesota Aurora soccer team remains undefeated in their season.

A 49-year-old man, Pao Her Lee, faces felony threats and harassment charges for sending threatening emails to St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her when she was a state representative. The emails included graphic attachments depicting Her and recently murdered Minnesota Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman with bullet holes, and Lee’s case was transferred to Hennepin County due to Her’s current role as mayor. He is scheduled for a court appearance on July 10.