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Records: Former Minneapolis police oversight head disparaged women, threatened staff

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John Jefferson, a retired FBI agent, resigned in February after a lengthy HR investigation into numerous allegations, including his decision to reenact police restraint holds on civilian staff without warning or consent.
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Video goes viral of man enduring 'shocking' chain whipping on downtown St. Paul street

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Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson said the program fills gaps in police departments with social workers.
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Ex-Hennepin sheriff paid for drunk-driving damages with workers' comp

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Final jurors seated for Trump's hush money case, with opening statements set for Monday

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U.S. Steel won't get exception to pollution rules that protect wild rice, MPCA says

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Officials ID teen who died after jumping into southwestern Minnesota lake to retrieve canoe paddle
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St. Cloud house vies for Ugliest House in America
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A former South High School math teacher says she was fired for speaking up against administrators' inability — or unwillingness — to address or even document extremely disruptive student behavior.

Fired Mpls. teacher accuses management of 'cancerous rot'

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Becka Thompson was hired to teach students learning English as a second language.
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Quarterback of the future? This Vikings mystery is about to end.

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Two major downtown Minneapolis towers face change as hybrid shuffle continues

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  • Wells Fargo Center in downtown Minneapolis sells for $315 million
Jaxon Howard had offers from across the country when he committed to LSU on July 1, 2022 at Robbinsdale Cooper High School.
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Former Cooper football star Howard transfers from LSU to Gophers

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Work began this week on the sign above the former Treehouse Records space, soon to be reopened as Lucky Cat Records.
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Legendary record store site in Minneapolis will soon house a new shop for musicheads

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What a renter can do to fight climate change

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Fiona Hill, the former top Russia and Europe expert on the National Security Council, testifies during the open hearing of the House Intelligence Comm

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Renowned Russia expert Fiona Hill reflects on the Kremlin's propaganda program, what President Vladimir Putin is thinking and how U.S. divisions impact international issues.

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