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Chauvin Juror Says He’s Been Stopped Probably 50 Times By MPD
Mitchell was the only Black man out of three on the jury who wasn’t an immigrant.
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Walz, DFL Pressure Republicans To Pass Legislation Reining In Cops
Gov. Tim Walz held what he called a “bipartisan” news conference on Thursday with Democratic leaders.
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Biden Calls For Sweeping ‘Once-In-A-Generation Investment' To Reshape The Nation
President Joe Biden on Wednesday heralded the country as “on the move again.”
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Like It Or Not: We're All In This Together | Opinion
We often grow up believing that a hastily drawn line might solve a conflict.
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Brooklyn Center And The Dangers Of Suburban Resegregation
Like most tragedies, the appalling police shooting of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center combines the predictable with the unpredictable.
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Just Enough: Minnesota Will Retain Eight Congressional Districts
After months of delays, the U.S. Census Bureau on Monday gave states part of the critical data needed to redraw their U.S. House boundaries.
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What Is — And Isn't — In The House And Senate's $21 Billion Education Budget Bills
The Minnesota House and Senate both passed education budget bills last week after hours of heated debate over funding and policy priorities.
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About That Church Photo
The photo shows a church in Brooklyn Center that appears to be surrounded by a futuristic, post-apocalyptic Minneapolis State Patrol.
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We Need Plain Language In Our Justice System, Especially Jury Instructions | Opinion
With so much focus on the justice system this week, now is an opportune time to review how using plain language.
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Chauvin Verdict: Guilty On 3 Charges In George Floyd's Death
The jury has spoken, and found Derek Chauvin guilty in the death of George Floyd.
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Education Constitutional Amendment Is Our Best Shot At Racial Equity
The world is watching Minnesota, fixated on one of the most consequential trials in history.
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‘We Have Failed': Walz Admits Mistakes In Law Enforcement Treatment Of Media
Gov. Tim Walz acknowledged law enforcement failed to protect press freedoms during a news conference Monday.
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Minnesota House Passes Sweeping Education Budget Proposal
The DFL-majority Minnesota House passed its education budget bill Monday 73-60, following hours of contentious debate.
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Pushback Against ‘Vaccine Passports' Puts Colleges In A Quandary
Other colleges so far have sought to encourage, rather than mandate, that students receive a vaccine, with varying degrees of success.
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The Chauvin Trial Looks Like David V. Goliath, But It's Not
On the ninth day of testimony during one of the most significant police brutality cases in U.S. history.
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Stop The Car Stops | Column
Daunte Wright told his mother he was getting pulled over because he had an air freshener hanging from his rearview mirror.
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Chauvin Declines To Testify In His Own Defense; Closing Arguments Monday
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin opted not to take the stand Thursday in the last day of testimony during his murder trial.
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‘I Just Want To Exist': Bill Seeks To Block Trans Athlete Participation
Grace Walker is leaving high school this spring with plenty of memories from four years of tennis and cheerleading
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Infrastructure? Or Jobs? Controversy Over Name Of Biden Proposal Highlights Long Tradition In Politics
President Joe Biden caught flak this month when he released his infrastructure plan and named it the American Jobs Plan.