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Signs of COVID-19 plateauing in Minn. for now

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Friday a new executive order that eases restrictions on restaurants, gyms, and other areas of the economy starting J
Gov. Tim Walz has loosened restrictions designed to slow the spread of COVID-19, allowing for limited indoor dining, indoor entertainment, fitness club usage and outdoor entertainment of up to 250 people, starting Wednesday.
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Minneapolis OKs ban on police chokeholds, neck restraints

The agreement, still needing approval by a judge, arises from a state human rights investigation.
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For Don Damond, Floyd's death brings back pain of Justine Ruszczyk's fatal shooting by Mpls. police

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U President Joan Gabel's recommendations come after weeks of deliberations with university leaders and public health experts.
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U president to recommend in-person classes resume this fall

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Citing jobs, Trump claims victory over virus, econ collapse

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Midtown Global Market halts Holy Land's lease over racist comments on social media

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Protesters marched toward downtown St. Paul from the State Capitol on Friday night. More than 1,000 had gathered at Attorney General Keith Ellison's o
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Protesters marched toward downtown St. Paul from the State Capitol on Friday night. More than 1,000 had gathered at Attorney General Keith Ellison's office.

Hundreds take Floyd protests to AG's office, U.S. Bank Stadium

For many, Friday's protests in St. Paul and Minneapolis were just one of many that they've attended this week in response to the killing of George Floyd.
A tweet from state Rep. Ryan Winkler about the tanker truck on Interstate 35W on Sunday amid a protest spread quickly, racking up hundreds of shares.
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'Fog of conflict': Minn. officials helped spread of misinformation after George Floyd's death

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Goodell says NFL was wrong for not listening to players

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National correspondents from CBS and CNN reflect on once-in-a-lifetime assignments.
A fire burned in a building on E. Lake Street in Minneapolis early Thursday.
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More than 200 at Quality Pork, Hormel in Austin test positive for COVID-19

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Minnesota State Patrol officers spray journalists with pepper spray and fire rubber bullets while they are reporting on the protests, despite their ex

Attack on news media is an attack on democracy

In Minneapolis and across the country, many journalists have been brazenly targeted by some in law enforcement.

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