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Minnesota House passes protections on vehicle tracking, data misuse
House bill would limit use of data from license plate readers, which cops use to spot criminals. Updated 10:55 PM
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Board members say they put priority on a quality school, neighborhood input
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Sources: Burglary suspect fired shots that injured Mpls. officers
The sources said that Terrence Franklin grabbed at a Minneapolis police officer’s submachine gun in the basement and fired off the shots that injured two other officers May 10 before another officer shot and killed the suspect.
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- Faith beat: Norwegian center finds home next to Minneapolis Mindekirken
- Man pleads guilty to fatal hit-and-run of Minneapolis cyclist
- Promoter Sue McLean, force in Twin Cities music scene, dies at 63
- In a year, Hennepin Health improves care for poor, keeps costs down
- 2013 Minneapolis elections
- Prison for man who sexually assaulted stranger near Minneapolis campus
- Hiawatha light-rail name to be phased out for Blue Line
- Charter school to be built at Fort Snelling's Upper Post
- North Mpls. housing development aims to be family-friendly, transit-savvy
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Macalester graduation announcer takes job seriously
Samilee Moody. Yingxin Ye. Elijah Zebulon Bernstein-Cooper. On Saturday afternoon, Jayne Niemi will read these and 530 other names before the...
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Hospitals fight delirium with volunteer help
“High touch, low tech” approach helps hospitals head off delirium in elderly patients, who go home healthier and earlier.
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- Sources: Burglary suspect fired shots that injured Mpls. officers
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- Man pleads guilty to fatal hit-and-run of Minneapolis cyclist
- Prison for man who sexually assaulted stranger near Minneapolis campus
- Minneapolis officer hasn’t yet talked to police about fatal crash
- North Mpls. housing development aims to be family-friendly, transit-savvy
- Dinkytown DJ killed when his motorcycle hits tree in SE Minnesota
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Prosecutor: More charges expected against ex-Minneapolis officer
Seven more alleged victims have emerged in the case of Bradley Schnickel, a former Minneapolis police officer accused of using...
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Investigating a Deadly Fire
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Complete coverage: North Minneapolis tornado
Two days of threatening skies turned furious over the Twin Cities on May 22, unleashing at least three tornado touchdowns in the metro area, killing one person in Minneapolis, injuring at least 30 others, knocking out power to thousands and leading to a curfew and school closings in north Minneapolis.
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Crime fighters gone rogue
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Project: The missing Somali men
Federal agents and Somali leaders in the Twin Cities struggle to find answers to whether up to 20 young men may have returned to Somalia to fight or receive terrorist training.
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The Star Tribune has identified the drivers and occupants of 78 of 84 cars, trucks and other non-construction vehicles that remained on the bridge or sank in the river, as well as six of the road construction workers.
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Sources: Burglary suspect fired shots that injured Mpls. officers
The sources said that Terrence Franklin grabbed at a Minneapolis police officer’s submachine gun in the basement and fired off the shots that injured two other officers May 10 before another officer shot and killed the suspect.
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