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Minneapolis’ 1st Black Police Chief Leaves Quietly
Minneapolis' first black police chief served his last day in office on Saturday.
Governor Walz Seeks $40 Million for Hospital Staffing Amid Surge
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is seeking to use $40 million in federal funding for emergency staffing support at hospitals ahead of an anticipated surge in omicron cases that is already straining the state's hospital capacity.
Trial Scheduled in Fatal Health Clinic Shooting in Buffalo
A jury trial has been scheduled for a Minnesota man accused of walking into a medical clinic and opening fire, killing one staff member and wounding four others last year.
Judge Agrees to Delay State Trial for 3 Cops in Floyd Death
A Minnesota judge has agreed to delay a state court trial for three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death, though he didn't immediately set a date.
Human Remains Found in 2003 Belong to Man Missing Since 1970
Sheriff's officials say human remains found buried in Isanti County in 2003 have finally been identified as a 22-year-old man missing since 1970.
Shooting Death Marks First Homicide of Year in Minneapolis
Minneapolis police say a man was shot and killed in the city’s first homicide of the year.
NDSU Wins 9th FCS Title in 11 Years 38-10 Over Montana State
North Dakota State won its ninth FCS national championship in 11 seasons with a dominating 38-10 win over Montana State.
Baby Taken From Mother in Stolen Car Found Safe
A missing 1-year-old boy has been found and reunited with his family, hours after a man stole his mother’s vehicle with the baby in the back seat.
Investigators Trying to ID Human Remains in Burned Vehicle
Investigators in southeastern Minnesota are working to identify human remains discovered in a burned vehicle.
Additional Calls for Hennepin County Sheriff to Resign
There are more calls for the resignation of Hennepin County's sheriff who was recently convicted of drunken driving.