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Cub rebuilding damaged stores on Lake, Broadway; being spun off into stand-alone unit
Temporary buildings will go up at damaged sites to sell fresh food, supplies and pharmacy goods.
Minneapolis
Despite wave of violence, Mpls. 'defund police' effort continues
An influential bloc of City Council members is pressing ahead with plans to dismantle the department as a monthlong eruption of gunfire sent tremors through neighborhoods.
Minneapolis
Albert Lea, Minn., considers ties to its Confederate namesake
Albert Lea, a Tennessean who served as a Confederate lieutenant colonel, surveyed parts of what became southern Minnesota in the 1830s. Many residents don't know about his past, but some activists are hoping to start a conversation about the city's name.
Minneapolis
On the North Side, residents question calls to defund police
"I'm scared if you defund the police … Is it going to turn into World War III over here?"
Minneapolis
Police: Weekend homicide victim was shot downtown, not during Uptown gunfire
Police say the incident was early Sunday, too, but occurred downtown.
Minneapolis
Derek Chauvin's firing is justified, police union head Bob Kroll says
But police union leader says rank-and-file officers are being scapegoated.
Minneapolis
Mystery remains over death outside pawn shop during Minneapolis unrest
Weeks after Calvin Horton Jr. was shot, his family has few answers
Minneapolis
More gunfire as Mpls. calls in backup to help restore order
Three separate shootings Monday afternoon on the North Side left nine injured and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced a multiagency effort to quell the bloodshed that has persisted in the past several weeks.
East Metro
Floyd death reignites debate over police role in Minnesota schools
After the Minneapolis Public Schools ended its contract with the city's police department, districts from St. Paul to Duluth are hearing calls to take similar steps.
Minneapolis
Seven Mpls. police officers resign after Floyd protests
Morale has sunk to new lows in recent weeks as officers reported feeling misunderstood and squeezed by all sides: by the state probe, and by protesters, city leaders and the media.
East Metro
Minority officers kept from monitoring Chauvin in jail
As Derek Chauvin arrived, all officers of color were ordered to a separate floor, and a supervisor told one of them that they would be a potential "liability," according to charges filed by eight Ramsey County corrections officers.
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