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Minnesota bishop resigns at pope's request after abuse coverup
Bishop is first in U.S. disciplined under new Vatican policies.
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Connected by police encounter deaths, Floyd and Wright families embrace in public sorrow
They drew a line connecting their grief, their calls for justice and their calls for reform.
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Charges are likely today in Wright killing
Washington County Attorney Pete Orput said Tuesday that he's spent hours reviewing video and other evidence.
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Protesters, police clash for third night after Daunte Wright's death
An estimated 800 to 1,000 protesters were outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department. Dozens of officers in riot gear, along with National Guard, stood on the other side of a metal fence. As the crowd shouted and shook the fence, police began deploying flash-bang grenades.
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Brooklyn Center police chief, officer who shot Daunte Wright resign
The departures were among a series of rapid-fire leadership changes at City Hall.
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St. Paul police investigating woman's death; domestic calls made to apartment
Police found a woman deceased on apartment floor.
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St. Cloud revives plan for new Mississippi crossing, highway around city
Planning agencies are studying a beltline around city to reduce congestion.
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Somebody is flushing mop heads down the toilet in Crystal
They can get stuck in mains and block pipes. They also can get tangled in pumps, which could lead to sewage backups into basements, an official said.
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Day 24 of Derek Chauvin trial: Longtime police instructor testified for the defense
Barry Brodd, a private consultant and expert in use of force, said he reviewed all the evidence: "I felt that Derek Chauvin was justified in acting with objective reasonableness and acting within Police Department policy."
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Daunte Wright's mother said she was on the phone during traffic stop, says son was afraid of police
Daunte Wright's mom says police asked son and passenger to hang up the phone.
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Twin Cities, suburbs impose curfews after Wright killing, unrest
The curfews go into effect at 10 p.m. Tuesday, with earlier curfews in Brooklyn Park, Champlin.
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Stimulus package benefits millions of families with adult dependents
Last month's relief package expands payments for many dependents who didn't qualify in earlier rounds.
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Renewable natural gas plant planned for landfill in Inver Grove Heights
The facility is the first of its kind in Minnesota.
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1,367 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more deaths reported in Minnesota
Young Minnesotans account for 23% of new cases
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More unrest as chief says officer meant to use Taser on Wright
After post-curfew clashes outside the Brooklyn Center police station Monday night, officials said 40 people were arrested. In Minneapolis, more than a dozen were arrested for looting and curfew violations.
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Officer who fatally shot man in Brooklyn Center is 26-year veteran
She got her police license in 1995 at age 22, according to state records.
Duluth's Spirit Mountain turns profit, plans to add new lounge, skate rink
New amenities will be coupled with increased prices.
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