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Native Leaders In Minnesota Optimistic About Haaland's Historic Confirmation To Head Interior
U.S. Rep. Debra Haaland made history on Monday when she became the first Native American to ever be confirmed by the U.S.
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‘They’re Going To Take The Baby’: Foster Care Barriers Keep Families Separated
Families who could provide safe homes are often barred from becoming fosters due to bias and disqualifications in state law.
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Nearly Half The Jury In The Chauvin Trial Is Seated: Here’s Who They Are
By day’s end Thursday, nearly half the jury that will decide the fate of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin had been seated.
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Pandemic Restrictions In Minnesota To Ease Dramatically Starting March 15
Gov. Tim Walz is greatly loosening COVID-19 restrictions, announcing on Friday that life will return closer to normal starting next week.
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Minneapolis Reaches Historic $27 Million Settlement With George Floyd’s Family
The city of Minneapolis has reached a $27 million settlement agreement with the family of George Floyd.
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Minneapolis Policing Unchanged Almost 1 Year After Floyd's Death
MPD banned chokeholds and other neck restraints, but offered no training for alternatives.
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Meet The First Six Selected Jurors Of The Chauvin Trial
Nearly half the jury that will decide the fate of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been seated.
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Gun Owners Welcome A New Addition To The Club: Liberals
Mick Sharpe begins each of his gun permit classes by telling his students his goal is to talk them out of buying a gun.
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Demonstrators Call For Justice For George Floyd As Trial Of Former Police Officer Is Delayed
Regardless of the outcome of the trial, she said the artists will continue using art as protest to push for justice.
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Biden Reinstates Bird Protections Gutted Under Trump
The Interior Department on Monday revoked a Trump administration policy that would have undercut a century-old law protecting migratory bird
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Gallery: Day 1 Of The Derek Chauvin Trial
For months Minnesotans have anticipated the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for the killing of George Floyd.
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President Biden, Please Stop Enbridge Line 3 | Opinion
Already, nearly 150 people (aka “Water Protectors”) have been arrested since construction began Dec. 1, 2020.
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As The Chauvin Trial Begins, Policing In Minneapolis Remains Largely Unchanged
As the historic trial of Derek Chauvin begins nearly a year after George Floyd died under Chauvin’s knee.
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Scott Jensen, Former GOP Lawmaker And COVID-19 Skeptic, Announcing Run For Governor
Former state Sen. Scott Jensen, R-Chaska, is announcing he is running for governor, according to press release obtained by the Reformer.
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Led By Freshman State Senator, DFL Lawmakers Circulating Letter Opposing Andrew Luger For U.S. Attorney
More than a half dozen Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmakers have signed on to a letter urging U.S. Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith to co ...
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Legislative Oversight Commission Stops Work As Next Chair Campaigns To Lead MN GOP
The Minnesota Legislative Audit Commission, a powerful bipartisan body that decides what state programs and agencies the Legislature will in
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Q&A With Soren Stevenson, Who Was Blinded In One Eye During George Floyd Protests
Stevenson lost his left eye and is due for a sixth facial surgery this month.
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DFL Legislators Ask For GOP Support To Rebuild After Civil Unrest
Senate Republicans have so far opposed efforts to use state aid to rebuild the Twin Cities after last summer's civil unrest.
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Feds Investigating Hagedorn Appearances On Minnesota Talk Radio Station
Federal investigators are probing a Minnesota news radio station’s financial relationship with Rep. Jim Hagedorn.
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How Inequity Gets Built Into America’s Vaccination System
It’s a fact that simply being eligible for a vaccine in America doesn’t mean that you can instantly get one.