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Minnesota's COVID-19 case growth now standing out

Minnesota and other northern states are reporting more growth in cases over the past two weeks than hard-hit Southern and Western states.
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  • Tracking coronavirus in Minnesota
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Man is shot to death in Minneapolis for the city's 42nd homicide of the year

Antone Melton-Meaux, shown in April. a spokesman for Melton-Meaux’s campaign, called the FEC filing baseless and an attempt to distract from Rep. Il
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Minnesota DFL hits Antone Melton-Meaux with campaign finance complaint

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Massive Beirut blast kills more than 70, injures thousands

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Voter suit aims to block mask mandate at Minnesota polling places

  • Minn. judge extends vote-by-mail changes to November election
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A Minneapolis police promotion ceremony in 2019. Ahead of a pivotal vote about the Minneapolis City Council’s plan to remake policing, an analysis s
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A Minneapolis police promotion ceremony in 2019. Ahead of a pivotal vote about the Minneapolis City Council’s plan to remake policing, an analysis shows the council faces legal barriers to eliminating officers.

State laws limit Minneapolis' ability to eliminate officers

The analysis by the City Attorney's Office was recently released ahead of a key vote scheduled for Wednesday on a police charter amendment.
Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender, shown in 2018.
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Minneapolis City Council president says her home was vandalized

  • Minneapolis spent $152,400 for private security for 3 City Council members
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Wild's late Game 2 rally comes up short, Vancouver ties series

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Hutchinson High School football players Tristan Hoppe, Ty Glaser and Jordan Titus, all seniors, showed disappointment in the disrupted football season
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High school football, volleyball move to new spring season

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Berrios gets first win as Twins finish homestand 7-1

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It should be up to the voters of Minneapolis to decide how their city is policed. Above, an attendee of a June meeting the City Council held regarding

Charter commission delay on public safety amendment would be unnecessary, undemocratic

Let the people of Minneapolis decide what the future of policing looks like.

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