Potter convicted on manslaughter charges in killing of Wright
See inside the reopened Dayton's Project in downtown Minneapolis
The Dayton's Project opens to the public this week with a makers' market. After a $350 million conversion into offices, the building's first tenant, Ernst & Young, also moved in.
White House extends student loan moratorium
Payments on federal student loans will remain paused through May 1. Interest rates will remain at 0% during that period, and debt collection efforts will be suspended.
'Immersive Van Gogh' turns a Minneapolis building into participatory art
The exhibition takes viewers on a one-hour tour of about 400 of the artist's paintings projected onto the walls, ceilings and floors of the one-time warehouse in northeast Minneapolis.
Video shows officers detaining Demarlo West after takedown
Slowed-down body-camera footage from a back-up officer shows Tyler Klund stomping Damarlo West, while Steve Mosey holds bystanders back. Much of the lawsuit comes down to a dispute of what happened in the seconds before this third officer entered.
Potter jury suggests lack of consensus, asks to more directly handle her gun
Late in their second day of deliberations Tuesday, the jurors in Kim Potter's manslaughter trial issued a pair of questions in court.