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Gym class outdoors
Go Gymnastics owner and instructor Cindy Boldenow books groups of 4 children for these covid-friendly outdoor classes that are once a week for a month.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis firefighters, good Samaritans rescue fall victim from Mississippi bluff
The person rescued suffered a lower leg injury, Assistant Chief Bryan Tyner said.
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Trump appointee visits Twin Cities homeless encampments, shelters
Top federal official Robert Marbut Jr. lauded the state's efforts to protect the vulnerable.
North Metro
Prison for Twin Cities woman whose insider scheme cost Catholic Charities $684K
The conspiracy diverted charitable funds meant to pay the rent for people escaping homelessness.
North Metro
Woman says Minneapolis police falsely identified her as assault suspect without contacting her
Lauren P. Peterson said police never reached out to her before pursuing a case against her.
Minneapolis
Authorities ID man shot, killed in south Minneapolis duplex
Police have yet to announce any arrests.
Minneapolis
2 U researchers win $625K 'genius grants' from MacArthur Foundation
The two and 19 others receive the no-strings-attached money over five years.
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Mpls. Fire Dept. on lockdown Monday night over 'civil unrest' concerns
The move kept crews in their stations unless they needed to respond to an emergency. The department did not specify where the information came from or who might carry out the unrest and for what cause.
West Metro
Hennepin County poised to spend $22 million on 6 new sites to help the homeless
COVID-19 and the need to serve the homeless is driving the new purchases.
Minneapolis
St. Anthony Falls dam inspection exposes rare view of Mississippi River bottom
Water levels were lowered near the Stone Arch Bridge for a lock inspection.
Minneapolis
3 youths die in north Mpls. crash while being pursued by police
They were ages 13 to 15, and the pursuit stemmed from a carjacking, officers said.
Variety
Surly Beer Hall temporarily closes after employee tests positive for COVID-19
"The hits just keep on coming," the brewery said in a Facebook post.
Local
Minnesota's primary had few late or rejected mail ballots
Higher rates of mail-in ballots were returned by Minnesota voters during the state primary, while relatively fewer were rejected.
West Metro
Jill Biden on election: 'This is it. There are no do-overs.'
The wife of the Democratic presidential candidate visited Black-owned businesses, helped out at a nonprofit and praised female voters.
Minneapolis
Authorities identify Minneapolis man found fatally shot on street
No arrests have been made in the city's 63rd homicide of the year.
Minneapolis
Police, cameras on Nicollet Mall help fight 'challenging behavior'
Business leaders and police hope new efforts will help rein in bad behavior and intoxication in desolate downtown. "The hope is to calm things down on Nicollet and restore a sense of confidence," Steve Cramer says.
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