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FBI Report: Minn. Boogaloo Bois Preparing For Possible Violence At Rally Next Week
The report, obtained and published Monday by Yahoo News, was sent to law enforcement in Minnesota and Michigan in late December.
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Minneapolis Investigating Two Employees Who May Have Attended Rally-Turned-Insurrection In D.C.
The city said it is prohibited from disclosing the identities of the employees at this time under state law.
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Ex-Minneapolis Cop Derek Chauvin To Stand Trial Alone In George Floyd Murder Case
Derek will stand trial alone starting March 8 while the other three other officers charged in George Floyd’s killing will be tried later.
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Minnesota Rolls Out New COVID-19 Vaccine Data Dashboard
As of Jan. 9, 144,503 Minnesotans had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine .
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One In Five Anoka-Hennepin High Schoolers Failed A Class This Fall
More than 20% of Anoka-Hennepin high schoolers failed at least one class in fall 2020.
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Lakeville Won’t Take Action On Alibi Liquor License For Now
Lakeville city officials say they won’t take action against the liquor license of Alibi Drinkery .
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Indoor Restaurant Dining, Movie Theaters, Other Businesses To Reopen January 11
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday will announce that indoor restaurant dining, movie theaters, museums and bowling alleys will reopen starting Jan.
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Minnesota Parents And Educators Share Distance Learning Frustrations With Legislators
Parents and educators in support of resuming in-person classes hope for a quick return to school.
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Walz Writes To Lawmakers About Timeline For Ending Emergency Powers
Walz loosened some COVID-19 restrictions Wednesday, including on bars and restaurants, gyms, events and family gatherings.
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State Senate Votes Down Mask Mandate Weeks After Senator Died Of COVID-19
The evidence on mask wearing to prevent the spread of the disease is considerable.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar Calls For Swift Start To Impeachment Proceedings
U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar is leading an effort to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time.
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GOP Lawmaker Emails House Colleagues, Staff To Incorrectly Argue Masks Aren’t Effective
It’s been more than a year since COVID-19 first detected , a pair of Republican lawmakers still appear confused about how the virus spreads
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Department Of Public Safety To Minnesota Legislators: “Calls To Action By Elected Leaders Can And Have Had Substantial Consequences”
Some of the demonstrators then drove to the Summit Avenue residence of Gov. Tim Walz.
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500,000 Minnesotans Could Be Vaccinated By The End Of January, Official Says
Minnesota is on track to vaccinate roughly 500,000 people and complete its first phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution by the end of Jan.
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Minnesota Republicans Mum On Objecting To Wednesday’s Electoral College Results
Some 140 House Republicans are expected to object Wednesday to Electoral College results showing Joe Biden won the presidential election.
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Georgia’s Costly U.S. Senate Showdowns Roil Ahead Of Rally Finales
This story originally appeared in Georgia Recorder.
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Omar, Emmer Vote To Uphold Trump’s Veto Of Annual Defense Authorization Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives voted Monday evening to override President Donald Trump’s veto of a $740 billion defense spending bill.
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Alibi Drinkery Co-Owner Faces Skeptical Dakota County Judge In Effort To Overturn Indoor Dining Ban
“The right to go to a restaurant or a bar is not considered a protected activity under the Constitution,” Judge Jerome Abrams said.
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Gov. Tim Walz Urges High Schoolers To Apply For Unemployment Benefits By Dec. 25
High schoolers to apply for unemployment benefits before the Dec. 25 deadline if their jobs were affected by the pandemic.
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Congress Passes Massive ‘First Step’ In Pandemic Relief With $900B Package
The White House has signaled Trump will sign the 5,593-page measure.