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Minnesota kids languish in ERs while waiting for psych beds

Parents of children as young as 7 or 8 describe agonizing waits in emergency departments that are not equipped to treat people with serious mental illness and where prolonged stays can be traumatic.
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Many scars, no answers almost a year after Uptown mass shooting

A man held a portrait of Daunte Wright against the fence at a protest on April 17, 2021, outside the Brooklyn Center Police Station. The City Council
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Brooklyn Center passes sweeping police reform package

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Minnesota family company on track to build third of U.S. wind projects this year

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Child shot in the head in north Minneapolis

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South Minneapolis woman found with multiple gunshot wounds
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Andre Moore, right, said he suffers PTSD from the treatment at the hands of cops.
A screenshot of Andre Moore’s case file uses the booking photo of his battered face, while he is referred to at top as “Moore Money Mooore problems.”

Drug case falls apart, raising questions about informant

Minneapolis police arrested Andre Moore with two pounds of meth. But when two public defenders started asking whether the informant really existed, the case fell apart.
Utah transplant Rachel Bryant and her sons Ezra, 3, and Seth, 5, in the basement of their new Elk River home.
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Out-of-state buyers add to scramble for Twin Cities homes

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Miguel Sano breaks out of deep slump with three-run homer as Twins stun A's

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Medcalf: Antiracism book club explores caste in America

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Some actual, practical police reform deserves to be noticed

The Peace Officer Grievance Arbitration Roster is up and running.

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