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April 28, 2021
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Charter school buys longtime south Minneapolis site of St. Joseph's orphanage

The orphanage closed last year. The purchase price was not disclosed.
Local
April 28, 2021
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Cedar-Riverside store owner recounts robber fatally gunning down friend, fleeing

The gunman walked into the store about 7 p.m., pulled out a gun and pointed it at Hassan Shire, the owner. "Give me money, give me money," the gunman said, according to Shire.
Politics
April 28, 2021
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Legislature OKs $7.8M for Derek Chauvin trial security costs

Gov. Tim Walz signed the package late Tuesday. Minnesota Democrats say they want police reform passed this session, too.
Local
April 27, 2021
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April 27, 2021
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Hennepin County Board rejects resolution condemning use of chemical weapons and less-lethal projectiles

Commissioners also discussed the use of the Government Center's public plaza for protests.
Local
April 27, 2021
People wandered the Mississippi River bottom Monday afternoon below the Stone Arch Bridge as the Army Corps of Engineers lowered the river to allow in

Sarna, a Minneapolis legislator who saved the Stone Arch Bridge, dies at 86

Minneapolis
April 27, 2021
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Mpls. panel issues statement after removing references to George Floyd, Chauvin trial

The city attorney' s office had advised the Civil Rights Commission against issuing a statement, saying it lacked the authority and the judge had asked the city to stop discussing the case.
Local
April 27, 2021
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Arson expected in fiery SUV explosion near Lake St. in Minneapolis

Gasoline was used to set the blaze, according to the Minneapolis Fire Department.
Local
April 27, 2021
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Minneapolis considers making Juneteenth a paid holiday for city employees

If approved, the city would join a growing number of employers honoring the day celebrating emancipation in the United States.
Local
April 26, 2021

Murder charges: Suspect shot St. Paul man in auto body shop to avenge his brother's death

Police were told the man was avenging the death of a relative.
Local
April 26, 2021

South Minneapolis man dies nearly two weeks after his apartment caught fire

Fire officials suspect the fire originated in an oven in the third-floor apartment.
Local
April 26, 2021

Authorities ID man, 19, shot to death at south Minneapolis street corner

A preliminary investigation suggests that the suspect and victim were familiar with each other, according to police.
Local
April 26, 2021
In this image from video, BCA Special Agent James Reyerson testified Wednesday, April 7, 2021, in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek

BCA raced against the clock to investigate George Floyd's death

As the first protesters took to the streets the day after George Floyd's death last year, BCA investigators were already racing to get to the bottom of what happened — and why.
Local
April 26, 2021
During the trial of Derek Chauvin, Maj. Dawanna Witt, center, made a point of checking in with deputies and talking to protesters outside the courthou

High-ranking sheriff's major sees policing's potential, gaps

Dawanna Witt supervises 500 employees at the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office as the major in charge of the courts and the jail. Many around her hope she helps open the door for change.
Local
April 24, 2021
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Big payouts in police shootings raise stakes for smaller cities

Insurance limits and lack of funds are not a defense that will shelter Brooklyn Center — or any city — from multimillion-dollar judgments in fatal police shootings, legal scholars say.
Local
April 24, 2021
Clear Channel partnering with emergency agencies to have digital billboards post tornado warnings. This was a test, for Severe Weather Awareness Week

As tech evolves for severe weather warnings, Hennepin County leads the way

New equipment assists with evolving plans for warnings.
Local
April 24, 2021
The Minneapolis City skyline including City Hall seen from the back of the U.S. District Court. ] GLEN STUBBE • glen.stubbe@startribune.com Monday M

Minneapolis mayoral candidates emphasize need for community involvement

In an online forum, they discussed crime, housing needs and racial justice.
Local
April 24, 2021
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Mpls. officials split at key moment for police reform

The divisions between Mayor Jacob Frey and some members of the City Council that have complicated efforts to overhaul policing were on full display last week.

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