Arrest made day after man is found fatally shot on St. Paul street
The suspect is a 31-year-old St. Paul man.
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Minnesota sues two companies over suspect COVID-19 testing
State health leader urges people to use reputable COVID-19 test providers amid signs of declining demand, peak in pandemic wave.
Ramsey County Commissioner Toni Carter will not seek reelection
Carter, who served as chair for the past two years, was first elected in 2005.
It's closing time for the Minneapolis soccer, bocce and music bar once known as the Nomad
Its history dates to before Prohibition, but the former 5 Corners Saloon may not be a saloon anymore after Jan. 28.
June 13 set for state trial date for 3 ex-officers in Floyd killing
The state trial of three former Minneapolis police officers was postponed because they are being tried in federal court in the case.
Brooklyn Center names leader to implement police reform
David Zaffrann started with the city last week.
Man shot on I-94 near downtown Minneapolis
The victim was in critical condition at a local hospital; no arrests have been made.
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Voting begins in MnDOT's 'Name a Snowplow' contest
Voting will run through Jan. 26 with winning names to be announced in early Feburary.
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COVID cases force St. Paul Chamber Orchestra to cancel weekend concerts
For the second time in three weeks, SPCO is canceling its scheduled performances, citing positive COVID-19 tests and confirmed exposures among musicians and crew.
Chanhassen cancels last week of 'Music Man,' delays opening of 'Footloose'
Multiple actors tested positive for COVID-19.
Boogaloo Bois member gets 2 years in plot to attack Minnesota Capitol
The St. Cloud man had among his high-powered arsenal several devices that convert a gun from semiautomatic to rapid-fire.
Crossover crash leaves one dead in Chaska
The crash on Hwy. 41 happened Tuesday morning near Engler Boulevard.
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Mayo model foresees omicron peak in Minnesota next week
A quick peak to Minnesota's fifth pandemic wave would be welcome news in a state that on Tuesday reported another 10,651 infections and 29 COVID-19 deaths. The peak could come as early as Saturday or as late as Feb. 1.
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St. Paul school board votes down shift to distance learning
The vote came after students conducted districtwide walkouts Tuesday.
Minneapolis man charged with aiding teens in robbery leading to their shooting
One of the teens, 15, died.
St. Paul prepares for ex-officers' federal trial in George Floyd killing
Former Minneapolis police officers J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao are charged with violating George Floyd's civil rights. Although security won't reach the level of the Derek Chauvin trial, business owners and residents say preparations are unlike anything they've seen.
Ramsey County parks may stay open longer
Parks would be open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., rather than sunrise to sunset.
Two children removed from home of caretaker who is accused of abuse
Images, videos and stories of abuse from two Cloquet-area care providers have emerged in recent weeks.
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Media ask judge to reconsider access to ex-officers' federal trial in George Floyd killing
Restrictions on access violate First Amendment, attorney says.
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