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New Chief Hennepin County District Court Judge Todd Barnette is the first Black jurist to hold that position. [brian.peterson@startribune.com

Hennepin County's first chief judge of color takes helm at unprecedented time

Barnette takes the helm at an unprecedented moment for Hennepin County
Local

No snowmobiling part of sentence for Faribault man who badly injured friend on lake

9:31am
Dennis Krenz
Restitution of more than $10,000 is also ordered by judge but no jail or prison time.
National
5 minutes ago

Prosecutors: Agents will probe crimes, not bust protests

Federal prosecutors in Milwaukee and Detroit worked Wednesday to dispel concerns that federal agents headed to their cities will be used to break up protests, insisting that the agents will work side-by-side with local and state investigators to solve violent crimes.
Minneapolis
21 minutes ago

Authorities ID man who died 11 days after being shot in Minneapolis

Authorities on Wednesday identified the man who was shot in Minneapolis in mid-July and died many days later. Diamond Pierre Diante Clay, 33, of Brooklyn…
COVID-19
33 minutes ago
Supporters of long term care facilities and of Saint Therese New Hope came out to support Saint Therese workers coming and going during the afternoon

Live: Latest updates and what you need to know about COVID-19

As the novel coronavirus spreads across the world, we've answered reader question about what they most want to know about the outbreak.
National
35 minutes ago

Court upholds ruling against former Dassey attorney

A Wisconsin appeals court on Wednesday upheld a ruling that the former attorney for a man whose story was documented in the 2015 Netflix series "Making a Murderer" violated a harassment restraining order against him.
Coronavirus
42 minutes ago
Jennifer Carnahan, chairwoman of the Minnesota Republican Party, recently tweeted an attack against Gov. Tim Walz's mask mandate: "This is not North K

Mask and distancing mandates meet resistance in Minnesota

While state health officials appeal to the public to control the spread of COVID-19, opponents of the governor's emergency orders are finding new ways to ignore or skirt the rules.
Salute to Class of 2020: Senior class like no other
Don't Miss Salute to Class of 2020: Senior class like no other
updated 12 hours 6 mins. ago
An honorary commencement tribute to you: A virtual yearbook with hundreds of Minnesota’s outgoing seniors who are graduating amid social distancing. Plus: Celebrity commencement speakers, a word from a valedictorian and a shout-out to our teachers.
Minneapolis
51 minutes ago
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan: “To be clear, COVID-19 has exacerbated and exposed this crisis — it did not create it."

Three new Minneapolis homeless shelters will add 110 beds

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan said Tuesday that the housing crisis has never been more clear, prompting an urgent need to use millions from state, county…
Local
9:40am
Sen. Scott Jensen, R-Chaska, said in a Facebook post that the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice informed him it had completed its review and “drop

Sen. Scott Jensen says probe ends over his comments questioning COVID-19 deaths

State medical board dismisses two complaints without comment.
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Curious Minnesota What do you wonder about the people, places and culture of Minnesota?
updated 13 hours 33 mins. ago
Readers are invited to take part in Curious Minnesota, a community-driven reporting project that invites you ask questions that our reporters then research and answer. Click to ask a question!
Local
9:40am

Life in prison for fatal shooting in road rage incident

A suburban Milwaukee man has been sentenced to life in prison for fatally shooting a woman in a road rage incident.
Local
9:07am

Minneapolis police arrest 6 after pursuit in stolen cars and standoff

Two officers were injured as suspects took off from Mill Ruins Park.
Local
8:58am
In a message to students last week, University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel explained that social distancing guidelines had limited classrooms to

Majority of U of Minnesota classes will be taught online this fall

About 70% of fall classes will be delivered online, with the rest taught either in person or in a hybrid manner. The school will reopen its dormitories, dining halls and campus spaces under some social distancing restrictions.
Minneapolis
7:12am
Leneesha H. Columbus

Charges: Man fatally shot girlfriend who gave birth at 6 months to 31-ounce girl

A longtime criminal was in court Tuesday on charges that he fatally shot a woman who was six months pregnant with their child but still…
Local
6:58am

2 dead after crossover crash on Hwy. 10 in Sherburne County

Four vehicles were in the crash that happened just before 5 p.m. Tuesday.
West Metro
6:30am

Authorities ID couple killed in New Hope house fire

The Medical Examiner's Office said the fire was accidental.
National
6:30am

Drive-thru absentee voting available in Eau Claire

Voters don't have to leave their vehicles to vote in the primary election in Eau Claire.
West Metro
5:28am
Luke Widbin and Nathan Heerts ate takeout outside Target Field while listening to the Twins home opener via phones.

Eerie quiet surrounds Target Field, downtown Minneapolis for Twins home opener

For a few fans, just being close to the home opener was worth the trip.
Local
5:24am
The "distance learning with supports" model Minneapolis is planning involves instruction and coursework happening remotely — but with school buildin

Minneapolis Public Schools plan remote start to school year

Superintendent Ed Graff said district officials want the school year to begin Sept. 8 with what they're calling "distance learning with supports," a model in which instruction and coursework would happen remotely.
Coronavirus
July 28
The Midway YMCA was one of two of the first YMCAs to reopen June 10 at 25% capacity. Here, COVID-19 rules are posted outside of the Midway YMCA for al

YMCA shuts fitness centers in St. Paul, Lino Lakes and Prior Lake

The closures follow the Y's drop in revenue due to COVID-19.
East Metro
July 28

Two Minneapolis officers injured when suspected carjackers flee

Officers treated at hospital; injuries not life threatening
West Metro
July 28
People demonstrate at the Minnesota Capitol on June 19 to mark Juneteenth. Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston,

Hennepin County Board again delays vote on making Juneteenth a paid holiday

Commissioners are split over the $2M price tag to make it a paid holiday.