St. Paul chief: $9.2M cut requested by mayor will mean fewer cops
The proposed cut would mean eliminating jobs, Chief Todd Axtell said.
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Charge: Predatory offender grabs Minneapolis woman off porch, rapes her outside church
Tyree Terrell Johnson was convicted of rape as a teenager, charged but acquitted last year in a murder case.
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Infant dies of COVID-19, 900 new cases in Minn.
Minnesota has reported its first COVID-19 death in a child amid a continued rise in cases, including more than 900 today.
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Authorities recover body of man who jumped into Lake Minnetonka to help struggling swimmer
The man's identity has not been released yet.
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New Minnesota guilty plea in growing, nationwide multimillion-dollar magazine fraud case
Fridley man admits to bilking 13,000 people out of $11 million through phony magazine sales.
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Federal judge in Minnesota sentences second brother for sending drone parts to Hezbollah
The conspiracy included illegally exporting parts from Honeywell in Minnesota.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump to represent family of man killed by Minneapolis pawn shop owner
The owner of Cadillac Pawnshop, who shot Calvin Horton in the aftermath of George Floyd's death, hasn't been charged.
State warns 14 Minnesota bars and restaurants: stop violating COVID-19 requirements
Most warnings involved employees not wearing masks. Capacity and space between tables also brought warnings.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport will require travelers to wear masks
The mask requirement goes into effect July 27.
Minnesota's 1st recorded child COVID death was 9-month old
Minnesota has recorded its first COVID-19-related death in a child, according to health department data released Monday, as Democratic Gov. Tim Walz weighs whether students should head back to school for learning in the fall.
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Mpls. Park Board clears one of two Powderhorn homeless camps
The east encampment, which had become increasingly unsafe, had been given 72 hours notice on Friday.
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Board OKs restoring Capitol statues, launching money drive
The board that approves repairs at the state Capitol overwhelmingly agreed Monday to restore by spring two statues that protesters ripped down last month during a wild night of protests against racist police.
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New victim services coordinator focused on police killings takes job at turbulent time
Biiftuu Adam is the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's first-ever liaison to families of people who died in police encounters.
Wisconsin's largest teachers unions call for online school
Teachers unions for Wisconsin's five largest school districts asked Gov. Tony Evers and the state's top health and education officials Monday to keep schools closed at the start of the year due to the ongoing threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Private schools see interest spike due to public school uncertainty
Many private schools in Minnesota are already deciding to open in the fall — and parents are taking note.
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Minnesota Senate GOP leader says deal near on policing bill
Legislative leaders had a tentative agreement Monday on the outlines of a police accountability bill, the top Republican in the Minnesota Senate said, but chances appeared dimmer for a $1.9 billion public construction projects package that had yet to win the necessary GOP support in the Democratic-controlled House.
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Wisconsin governor's assistant dies in tubing accident
Gov. Tony Evers' personal assistant died in a weekend tubing accident on the Sugar River in southern Wisconsin, the governor said Monday.
Fate of popular chief murky as Mpls. ponders future of its force
Some Council Members want to keep Chief Medaria Arradondo in a revamped public safety system; others say his fate will depend on a proposed charter amendment that eliminates the requirement to maintain a police force.
Engine maker Briggs & Stratton files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
Briggs & Stratton Corp., billed as the world's largest manufacturer of small gas engines, has filed for bankruptcy protection citing challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic, the company announced Monday.
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