The Associated Press

The federal government has denied a request from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for federal funds to rebuild and repair fire damage from the unrest that followed George Floyd’s death.

More than 150 Minneapolis police officers have started the process of filing for duty disability claims since the death of George Floyd and ensuing unrest in the city.

Minnesotans will be allowed to visit family members in senior living centers under new guidance Friday from state health officials that loosens restrictions in place for months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Public officials and homeless advocates have raised concerns about the growing number of people, now estimated at 800, camped out in a Minneapolis park.

A Minnesota judge has imposed a gag order on attorneys in the trial of four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd.

The National Weather Service reports a powerful tornado has damaged farms and injured at least two people, and killed one man in western Minnesota.

Prosecutors have charged a Minneapolis man with fatally shooting a pregnant woman whose baby was delivered at a hospital.

Transcripts of body camera video recordings were made public Wednesday.

Minnesota health officials are warning against people holding or attending ``COVID parties'' as a way to share exposure to the coronavirus.

One of four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd is asking to have his case dismissed.