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On April 6, 2021 in Circle Pines, Minn., a series of racist and vulgar text messages to a Hmong student has brought about protest and demands for chan

Centennial High School students, grads speak out for change after racist incidents

Ugly texts, stickers spur mobilize students; district condemns racism, details changes underway.
East Metro
1:27pm

Twin Cities metro police blotter, April 11

ANDOVERMARCH 17Theft. A 2015 Ford F250 was stolen from a driveway in the 14300 block of NW. Quince Street. The keys were left inside the…
Coronavirus
April 7
Hennepin County will receive $240 million in federal funding for future COVID-19 expenditures,

Hennepin County receives additional $240M for COVID-19 expenses

One-fourth of last year's federal funding was spent on thousands of small-business grants.
Local
April 1
Remember the Embers: Joe Rickenbach, owner of the last Embers in Minnesota, said some customers were emotional upon hearing the news.

Longtime customers turn out to remember Minnesota's last Embers

Ricky's Embers in Fridley has shut down after more than 20 years
Local
March 31
A rendering of the new building in downtown Anoka shows the planned law enforcement training center and animal containment facility.

Anoka leaders split on plan to build new animal impound

The site would be built in conjunction with a new police training facility.
Local
March 31

Missing 10-year-old Fridley girl found safe

Ava Whitfield was found at a Walgreens in Maple Grove.
East Metro
March 31
The Lino Lakes Public Safety Department believes a cigarette thrown from a car window started a fire spanning 118 acres.

Cigarette started 118-acre fire in Lino Lakes

Gusts reached up to 48 mph in Twin Cities area.
Local
March 30

Police asking for public's help finding 10-year-old girl possibly driving SUV

The Fridley Police Department is asking the public to help find a 10-year-old girl who may be driving a black 2018 Chevrolet Equinox.Ava Whitfield was…
Chauvin Trial
March 30
Kaia Hirt, a Twin Cities teacher, waschained to a fence outside the Hennepin County Government Center, Tuesday, March 30, 2021 in Minneapolis.

Protesting teacher chains herself to courthouse fence during Chauvin trial

She teaches 10th grade English at Champlin Park High School.
Local
March 30

Osseo gun shop under fire after offering ammo for 'trip to the hood'

Criticism mounted after e-mail was shared on Facebook and other platforms.
East Metro
March 27

Twin Cities metro police blotter, March 28

COLUMBUSMARCH 8Warrant. An officer went to a home in the 8600 block of 181st Avenue NE. to serve a 26-year-old woman a felony warrant from…
Local
March 26
Jory Wiebrand

Serial rapist sentenced to nearly 46 years in prison for preying on women in Minneapolis

Jory Wiebrand assaulted women inside their homes, at a bus stop and while one was clearing snow from her car.
Local
March 26
Staffing shortage means Ramsey license center will remain closed

Staffing shortage means Ramsey license center will remain closed

The branch will reopen as soon as more workers are hired.
Local
March 26

Missing Coon Rapids teen found alive in Minneapolis

Gavin Tessman went missing Thursday while on his way to school.
Local
March 25
Howanda Williams showed the bedroom she decorated for her oldest daughter Mary, left, who is 8, in their new apartment. Also pictured are William’s

Lack of funding threatens project helping homeless at Brooklyn Center hotel

The program has served more than 80 families but could end in just days.
Local
March 25

Search continues for missing Coon Rapids boy

Several K-9 handlers from North Star Search and Rescue will search through the night, Coon Rapids police said.
Local
March 24
The Ramsey City Council recently voted to stop enforcing the statewide mask mandate.

After mask mandate vote, Ramsey is a city divided

The City Council voted to stop enforcing a state mandate, polarizing those pushing for individual rights and those following the law.
Local
March 23
Portrait of Andrea Carter an employee at the Ridgedale library Tuesday March 23, 2021 In Minnetonka MN.]  Jerry Holt •Jerry.Holt@startribune.com Hen

Hennepin County employees will see minimum wage rise to $20 an hour

The county's base wage will be higher than any local government in the Midwest.
Local
March 23
The student’s mother spoke during a press conference in 2019 when the lawsuit was filed. brian.peterson@startribune.com

Anoka-Hennepin schools settle transgender bias case over student locker-room access

The settlement includes a financial award and policy changes, according to district, student's attorneys.
Business
March 20
At a socially distanced painting class, Tara Tepley, the owner of the Paint Factory in Hutchinson, Minn., asked who had attended one of her classes be

As 'normal' life in Hutchinson returns, businesses tally losses

As the central Minnesota city comes back to life as pandemic restrictions ease and the rollout of vaccines continues, there's optimism for the year ahead amid the wariness.
East Metro
March 20

Twin Cities metro police blotter, March 21

AFTONFEB. 9Suspicious person. A deputy checking on a suspicious persons report in the 4000 block of S. River Road spoke with two men who said…