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Gov. Walz is urged to require Minnesotans to wear masks in COVID-19 fight

State health officials say evidence is mounting that masks make a difference in slowing COVID-19 spread.
  • Trump says he looks like Lone Ranger in a mask and likes it
  • Duluth considering indoor mask requirement
  • Divide over COVID-19 measures leaves retailers as 'mask police'
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Protesters shut down I-94 in St. Paul over killing of singer in Ethiopia

Jon, who declined to give his last name, watched a YouTube video on his phone to pass the time Wednesday afternoon in the encampment at Lyndale Farmst
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Minneapolis Park Board narrowly votes down plan to restrict encampments

  • Teen shot several times near encampment at Peavey Park in Minneapolis, reports say
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Minn. Senate hears from metro businesses damaged by unrest

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PhRMA sues to stop state's new insulin affordability program

  • Minnesota Legislature passes long-awaited emergency insulin bill
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Hwy. 61 construction in Grand Marais sparks legal battle over longstanding sign
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Families face terror after gunfire gets sprayed in a Mpls. park

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Police Chief Medaria Arradondo praises the coaches and parents "who risked their own lives to shield and protect the children" after bullets rang out during a youth football practice last week.
Police Chief Medaria Arradondo and Minneapolis NAACP President Leslie Redmond at a memorial service for George Floyd.
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Some Minneapolis Black leaders speak out against City Council's moves to defund police

  • Some on Minneapolis Charter Commission in no hurry to act on proposal to eliminate police
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  • Hospitalizations for COVID-19 continue to decline in Minnesota
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In a Supreme Court decision on school scholarships, the line between church and state faded.

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