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Brooklyn Center Mayor Proposes New Public Safety Agency, Ban On Arrests During Traffic Stops
The mayor of Brooklyn Center is proposing a resolution that includes an emergency ban.
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4 Former Minneapolis Police Officers Face Federal Civil Rights Charges In Killing Of George Floyd
A federal grand jury has indicted four former Minneapolis police officers.
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Walz Wants End To Low-Level Traffic Stops, Says State Board Should Regulate Tear Gas
Gov. Tim Walz promised more police reform after Daunte Wright was killed, but he'll have to beg and barter to get it.
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Heartbreaking Stories Of Black Maternal Deaths, Pregnancy Complications, Racism Related At Hearing
The doctor told Cori Bush, who is African American, that she was fine and sent her home — and one week later, Bush went into early labor.
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Funding Election Upgrades Is National Emergency | Opinion
In our highly polarized country, there is at least one thing that public servants in red and blue states can still agree on.
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Walz To End All COVID-19 Restrictions By July 1, Starting With Capacity Limits
Gov. Tim Walz will end all COVID-19 health restrictions by July 1, beginning with a phased-in lifting of capacity limits in public.
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Biden's ‘30 By 30' Conservation Plan Urges Collaboration With Private Landowners
The Biden administration plans to broadly define conservation and encourage private landowners to adopt sustainable practices.
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Walz Wants To End Low-Level Traffic Stops
“I think the police would agree on this. No one should lose their life for a traffic stop,” Walz said.
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PolyMet Lost; Now It's Up To Walz To Protect Our Water | Opinion
The Supreme Court struck down PolyMet’s permit to mine.
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Scooter Company Bird Avoided Low-Income Neighborhoods; City Re-Upped License Anyway
One of the two companies that provides shared motorized scooters in Minneapolis was granted a license this year.
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No Details Yet On Biden Conservation Plan, But Stauber Slams It
Republicans on the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee on Tuesday previewed their objections to the Biden administration.
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Effort To Rein In Electronic Pull Tabs Pits Tribal Casinos Against Bars, Charities
A fierce debate has emerged at the State Capitol over the future of legal gambling.
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Chauvin's Attorney Seeks New Trial, Alleging Juror Misconduct
Derek Chauvin's attorney filed motions Tuesday seeking a new trial and asking the judge to bring in jurors for questioning.
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Senate GOP, School Choice Advocates Push New Voucher-Style Program In Minnesota
Republicans want to put Minnesota on the front lines of school choice innovation again with a new program.
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Minnesota Must Not Waste This Historic Opportunity To Close Racial Gaps | Opinion
We are at a critical point in our state.
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Walz, Democrats Make Last Ditch Plea For Police Reform In Legislative Session's Final Days
For the second time in less than a year, a high stakes debate over police reform has erupted at the State Capitol.
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The Legislature Is Frustrating, But It Can Do Great Things | Opinion
Thirteen days. That's all the time left in this year's legislative session.
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With Unemployment Fund Dry, Taxes Going Up
Minnesota's unemployment trust fund went from a $1.5 billion surplus before the pandemic hit to a $1.36 billion deficit today.
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New Electric Car-Sharing Program Aims To Help Minnesotans Living With The Dirtiest Air
The American Lung Association's 2021 State of the Air Report recently ranked Minnesota's air quality.
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DFL Says Police Reform Is Urgent; Republicans Say New Legislation Unlikely This Year
Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, R-East Gull Lake, indicated major police policy changes were unlikely to pass.
