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Witness who was in George Floyd's car says his friend did not resist arrest
Man left Minneapolis and hitchhiked to Houston two days after fatal police encounter.
No new COVID-19 cases in Duluth for nearly a week, officials urge continued caution
Hospitals are still planning for a surge and are urging residents to maintain distance and wear masks.
Minn. National Guard heading to Moorhead area after 'credible threats' in N.D.
A march through Fargo turned ugly late Saturday, prompting the North Dakota National Guard to be deployed and the city to call a state of emergency and impose a curfew.
Does Minnesota have the best claim to Paul Bunyan?
The earliest reliable account a logging-camp tale was from — brace yourself, Minnesotans — Wisconsin. But Minnesota figures prominently in Paul Bunyan's journey after that.
Volunteers turned former Sheraton Hotel in Minneapolis into sanctuary for homeless
The hotel is now a 24/7 operation housing more than 200 homeless residents.
Need help? Want to help? Twin Cities groups offer resources for folks hurt by riots
Groups are gathering donations and planning cleanup events.
Rousing memorial for George Floyd looks ahead to what's next
Politicians, civil rights legends and pro athletes joined family members at a Minneapolis memorial to mourn George Floyd, the man whose death after being pinned to the ground by Minneapolis police last week sparked global outrage.
On the street where George Floyd died, mourners see some reason to hope
As the broadcast of the memorial ended, a street celebration began at 38th Street and S. Chicago Avenue, with calls for the crowd to be respectful.
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Lee Schafer
Schafer: All around Lake Street, hundreds of business owners now face difficult choices
Even with donations and GoFundMe fundraising, it could take years for this commercial corridor in the state's largest city to fully come back.
Jennifer Brooks
Exhausted neighborhoods reel after a week of fire, fear and self-defense
The neighborhood’s last grocery store, encircled by National Guard troops and vehicles, was open for business. “They protect everything,” said Hamza Wadi, taking a break…
Curious Minnesota
How do food scraps get recycled in Minnesota — and how good are we at it?
How many Minn. breweries existed before the microbrewery boom?
Why was the career of Minnesota's first congresswoman cut short?
Why are Minnesota's pro teams named after the state, not a city?
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East Bethel woman dies in one-vehicle crash in Clear Lake
The driver's child was injured in the one-vehicle crash on Hwy. 10.
Two fired Mpls. officers charged in Floyd's death cast blame on Derek Chauvin
First appearances are typically procedural, but Thursday's hearings for three fired Minneapolis police officers quickly turned contentious.
Minnesota begins renewing driver's licenses online; vision screenings waived
Photos and vision screenings have been waived for drivers whose basic information hasn't changed.
The Latest: European Union leaders concerned about US racism
TOP OF THE HOUR:— European Union lawmakers concerned about US racism, leadership.— Paris police ban protests because of coronavirus concerns.— Twitter blocks Trump campaign video…
A new March on Washington announced as George Floyd is eulogized
"This is the era to deal with policing and criminal justice," Al Sharpton said.
Father arrested in deaths of children, ages 3 and 5
The father of two young children found dead in Kaukauna in February has been arrested in their deaths.