Duluth
July 8, 2020
C. Reiss wants to move its coal and limestone terminal from Duluth to just upstream of the Midwest Energy Resources Co. terminal in Superior, pictured

Duluth coal terminal planning move to Superior

The cross-harbor shift calls for nearly $21 million in dock improvements.
Minneapolis
July 8, 2020
One person was killed following a shooting outside Christ the River of Life Church in North Minneapolis Wednesday in Minneapolis.

Mpls. shooting victim dies a day later, adding to toll of violent night

It was the second death from a series of shootings Tuesday with six victims. No arrests were made in any of the incidents.
Duluth
July 8, 2020
Brayleigh Keliin held a sign with dozens of names of black people who died from police force in front of Duluth Police officers on 21st Ave E in Dulut

Duluth students push to remove police officers from schools, but board not ready to decide

Duluth district's $250,000 annual contract with police is up for renewal.
Local
July 8, 2020
File photo of U.S. Attorney Erica MacDonald, who on Wednesday announced the formation of a multiagency task force to combat a surge in gun violence in

U.S. attorney for Minnesota convenes a multiagency task force focused on surging Twin Cities violence

Federal, state authorities will operate out of joint command center for at least 30 days.
Minneapolis
July 8, 2020
Former Minneapolis police officer Thomas Lane, right, walks out of the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility on Monday afternoon June 20, 2020, in Mi

Fired officer Lane's attorney seeks dismissal of charges in Floyd's death

Transcripts of body-worn camera footage from the night George Floyd was killed and of an interview with one of the officers at the scene were also filed in court.
Minneapolis
July 8, 2020
Alondra Cano, a City Council member, speaks during "The Path Forward" meeting at Powderhorn Park on Sunday, June 7, 2020, in Minneapolis. The focus of

Minneapolis council members questioned on plans to remake police

It came as Minneapolis Charter Commission members began unveiling their proposals for overhauling public safety.
Local
July 8, 2020
Some shoppers and diners were out at 50th and France in Edina on June 29.

Edina approves extension of mask mandate

The revised order takes effect Thursday and will run until Dec. 31 unless a statewide requirement supersedes it.
East Metro
July 8, 2020
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi.

Ramsey County attorney joins pilot program to reduce racial disparities in justice system

John Choi's office has partnered with a criminal justice reform nonprofit to rethink how and whom it prosecutes.
Local
July 8, 2020
A drive-thru COVID-19 test was given in northern Minnesota. Minnesotans seeking COVID-19 testing should be prepared for delays in results amid a natio

Testing delays possible despite stable COVID-19 phase in Minn.

Health officials urge against the ultimate complacent response of "COVID parties" to get infections over with among low-risk individuals.
St. Paul
July 8, 2020
Lime scooters were available in St. Paul last year.

City Council approves measure to bring scooters to St. Paul

Lime will deploy 500 scooters immediately, and Bird is expected to follow.
Local
July 8, 2020
A lone pine tree survived the plowing of this field south of Park Rapids, Minn., seen in a Jan. 28, 2015 photo. The mixed pine forests of central Minn

Potato irrigation project in Minnesota's Pineland Sands area faces another challenge

Environmental groups say an impact study is necessary.
St. Paul
July 8, 2020
St. Paul City Council member Mitra Jalali in 2018.

St. Paul City Council adopts new tenant-screening guidelines

Council members are hoping the changes will help residents in the renter-majority city find housing, particularly for people of color, those with low incomes and those formerly incarcerated.
Don't Miss
July 8, 2020
The William A. Irvin museum ore ship was carefully moved into its slip at the Duluth Harbor in October 2019. The Irvin will reopen to visitors on Frid

Duluth's ship museum, the William A. Irvin, reopens Friday for the first time in three years

The harbor landmark underwent extensive restoration.
Local
July 8, 2020

Roseau County man admits fatally shooting woman as she yelled at him to hurry up

Angelo O. Borreson admitted to second-degree unintentional murder in connection with the death on Jan. 1 of 51-year-old Angela M. Wynne.
Local
July 8, 2020
Mural raises concerns about representation in art after George Floyd's killing

Mural raises concerns about representation in art after George Floyd's killing

A mural at 38th and Chicago has launched discussion about who's creating the art at the heart of a movement and why that matters.
Local
July 8, 2020
Sixteen DVS exam stations reopened in May, including this one in Arden Hills, where during the midmorning May 19 an estimated 200 people waited outsid

Want a license? Aspiring Minnesota drivers will need an appointment for written tests

Starting Monday, DVS stations will no longer accept walk-ups for the knowledge test.
Local
July 8, 2020
Elizabeth Santoro, a medic with the Minnesota Air National Guard 133rd Medical Group, administered a free COVID-19 test to a passenger at the drive-up

Model forecasts low Minnesota COVID-19 spread in the fall

Growth has ebbed over the past month in Minnesota both in COVID-19 deaths and in lab-confirmed infections with the novel coronavirus that causes the respiratory disease.
Minneapolis
July 8, 2020

Hennepin County attorney files murder charges in two June homicides

One case involved a shooting between rival gang members in north Minneapolis.
Local
July 8, 2020
Minnesota Ironman who beat COVID-19 back in training

Minnesota Ironman who beat COVID-19 back in training

Ben O'Donnell, 38, said he wants his recovery to give hope to others and to raise money for COVID-19 relief via the Ironman Foundation's Ironaid program.

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