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Man Charged in Death of Minneapolis High School Sophomore
A man has been charged in the fatal shooting of a talented Minneapolis high school student whose death has led to renewed calls for curbing violence on the city's north side.
Defense Rests in Federal Trial in George Floyd’s Killing
Defense attorneys in the federal trial for three officers charged with violating George Floyd's civil rights have rested their cases, paving the way for closing arguments.
Police: 1 Killed, Several Injured in St. Paul Shooting
Police in St. Paul say one person was killed and several others were injured in a shooting on the city's west side.
Judge Sentences Potter to 2 Years in Prison
The former suburban Minneapolis police officer who said she confused her handgun for her Taser when she fatally shot Daunte Wright has been sentenced to two years in prison.
Super Bowl Matchup: Veteran Rams Versus Upstart Bengals
Across both Super Bowl rosters, there is a great divide.
New Policy Allows Renaming U of M Buildings After 75 Years
The University of Minnesota regents have adopted a new policy that allows them to rename buildings after 75 years or sooner if their namesakes are contentious.
Ruling Could Decide Whether Towns Must Maintain Roads
A central Minnesota town is asking the state appeals court to decide whether towns can maintain only portions of their roads.
16-Year-Old Shot in Leg at St. Paul Birthday Party
Police are trying to piece together how a 16-year-old ended up shot in the leg at a St. Paul birthday party.
City Considers Paying American Indians for Name Change
City officials in Roseville are considering paying American Indians for their thoughts on renaming a park.
Twin Cities Suburbs Look to Enact Local Sales Tax
A host of Twin Cities suburbs are looking to enact local sales taxes to help maintain and upgrade aging public amenities like community centers, ice rinks and city buildings.