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Minneapolis
July 16, 2020
The number of tents in Minneapolis' Powderhorn Park — photographed Tuesday — has shrunk from 560 tents last week to 310.

Mpls. Park Board votes to reduce size of homeless encampments

The unanimous vote came after an hour-plus of public comment in which dozens of residents protested against the homeless encampments, which they said have become the site of constant drug use, violence and other illicit behavior.
Minneapolis
July 16, 2020
FILE - This combination of photos provided by the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office in Minnesota on Wednesday, June 3, 2020, shows Derek Chauvin, from

Bodycam video shows officer pulled gun on Floyd early on

Video from body cameras worn by two of the officers involved in the killing of George Floyd was viewed by the public for the first time.
West Metro
July 16, 2020

Crane accident reported on Southwest LRT site in Minneapolis

Homes evacuated as precaution but no one injured.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
Lee Song, 37, of Minneapolis, carries his daughter Jocelyn, 7, to shore after swimming in Wirth Lake in Theodore Wirth Park Tuesday, July 2, 2013, in

Park Board panel moves ahead with measure repealing part of nudity ordinance

The committee OK'd the move to end ticketing women on park property. A hearing is set to be held in August.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
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Speakers urge for Mpls. voters to have their say on future of police

More than 100 speakers expressed their views to the Minneapolis Charter Commission, with most supporting putting the question to voters in November.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
Floyd family seeks 'financially prohibitive' precedent in suit vs. Minneapolis, officers

Floyd family seeks 'financially prohibitive' precedent in suit vs. Minneapolis, officers

The lawsuit contends that the officers used deadly force in non-deadly circumstances and that a lack of proper training and departmental culture led to George Floyd's death.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
"I've never been more broken as a police officer" said MPD Officer Rich Walker about watching the Third Precinct being abandoned. "That was the straw

Minneapolis police union members tell senators they feel abandoned

In Senate hearings, Republicans focus on law­less­ness in aftermath of Floyd killing.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
Protesters filmed as they walked down E. Lake Street on May 29.

Lake Street Council gives first grants to help damaged businesses

$2.8 million was given to 175 businesses and nonprofits that were damaged or gutted in fires and riots.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
A man died at a Minneapolis hospital after being shot Tuesday night on the 2500 block of 10th Ave. S. Minneapolis Police were still on scene Wednesday

Man shows up at Minneapolis hospital, dies from gunshot wound

The victim likely was shot nearby Tuesday night, according to police.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020

Authorities ID woman shot, killed in car in north Minneapolis

A 3-year-old in the car was hit by flying glass; no arrests announced.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020

Man shot at Powderhorn Park encampment in Minneapolis

Injuries are not life-threatening in the latest incident in the tent community that has sprung up in Minnesota's largest city.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
Newly released transcripts of Minneapolis police body camera footage provide the most detailed accounts of George Floyd's death, which ignited protest

Calls for cuts to Mpls. police dominate first budget hearing

It set the tone for what is likely to be a series of controversial hearings as city leaders work first to revise this year's budget and then approve next year's.
Minneapolis
July 15, 2020
The Minneapolis police Third Precinct station, which was overrun by protesters and set ablaze in the unrest after the killing of George Floyd while in

Rebuild of 3rd Precinct HQ to cost $10 million, estimate says

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he plans to appeal the federal agency's denial of his request for disaster aid.
Minneapolis
July 14, 2020

Catholic Charities closes St. Joseph's Home for Children's programs

Hennepin County's overhauled system keeps more children at home, with relatives or in foster care.
Minneapolis
July 14, 2020
Alondra Cano was among council members participating in a June 7 event in Powderhorn Park where they promised to work toward ending the Police Departm

Minneapolis spent $152,400 for private security for 3 City Council members

The services for for Council Members Alondra Cano, Phillipe Cunningham and Council Vice President Andrea Jenkins ended June 29.
Minneapolis
July 14, 2020
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.

Defense attorney in case over Floyd's death accuses AG Ellison of contempt of court

Attorney Robert Paule wants sanctions against Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Minneapolis
July 14, 2020
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey was joined by Minneapolis police chief Medaria Arradondo and mayors from around the metro Thursday as they called for new

New policy: Minneapolis police must report efforts to de-escalate

Police also must report whenever they draw a gun.
West Metro
July 14, 2020

Authorities ID suicidal man shot by police; officer involved also identified

Minneapolis
July 14, 2020

Man wanted in fatal Owatonna stabbing is arrested in Minneapolis

The killing occurred in a city park on Sunday.
Minneapolis
July 14, 2020

Passenger thrown from car, dies after driver hits parked vehicles in Minneapolis

Police believe the 19-year-old woman was speeding and under the influence of alcohol at the time.

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