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Minnesota Allocated Nearly 900K Vaccine Doses So Far
Minnesota health officials reported Friday the state has now been allocated 871,650 doses of federally controlled COVID-19 vaccine, up more than 240,000 doses from a week earlier
Stadium Water Seepage Problem Will Take $800K Fix
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority will spend $800,000 from a contingency fund to fix a water seepage problem at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Ban on Facial Recognition Technology Advances in Minneapolis
A proposal to ban the use of facial recognition technology by Minneapolis police and other city departments is advancing.
Minneapolis Police Investigating Two Homicides
Minneapolis police are investigating two homicides that happened on the city's North Side about six hours apart.
After Turbulent Times, Minneapolis Mayor Seeks 2nd Term
The Minneapolis mayor who found himself in the middle of turbulent times that included violent demonstrations over the death of George Floyd is running for reelection.
Minnesota Democrats Unveil Bill to Expand Voter Access
Minnesota Democrats are aiming to expand election protections and access to the ballot box after an election that featured disinformation and doubt about the results.
Two People Fatally Shot in St. Paul
Two people are dead in a shooting in St. Paul. Officers responded to 911 calls that came in about the shooting the city's Payne-Phalen neighborhood about 3:30 a.m. Thursday.
Judge Denies Request to Delay Cop’s Trial in Floyd’s Death
A Minnesota judge says he won't reconsider his decision to hold a March trial for the former Minneapolis police officer who held his knee to George Floyd's neck as the Black man said he couldn't breathe.
Minneapolis Will Recoup Some of Trump Campaign Rally Costs
The mayor of Minneapolis says the city has reached a settlement with the operators of the Target Center to help pay for the cost of hosting President Donald Trump's campaign rally in October 2019.
Minnesota Pharmacies Request to be Part of Vaccine Rollout
Minnesota pharmacies and health care providers are requesting the state to include them in the coronavirus vaccine rollout as the demand for a shot among seniors far outpaces the state's supply.