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Scooter operator that lost Minneapolis contract takes aim at competitor's record on equity
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Lime challenges Bird on inequitable deployment on Mpls.' North Side.
Minneapolis schools add 2nd lottery for more integration at magnet schools
The results of the lotteries show progress toward one of the main goals of the district's redesign.
Minneapolis explores carbon credits to help reforest the city
A property tax levy to replace the city's dead and dying trees will expire at the end of this year.
Woman fatally shot, man injured in downtown Minneapolis
The homicide is the city's 26th of the year.
4 ex-Minneapolis cops indicted on civil rights charges in George Floyd death
The new charges allege Derek Chauvin, J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao used their positions as police to deprive George Floyd of his constitutional rights.
Man in his 20s shot, killed along West Broadway in Minneapolis
No arrests have been made, police said.
Twin Cities coach and mentor Robert Malone dies of COVID-19 at 54
He saw coaching as a way to stay around the sports he loved, while challenging youngsters from Minneapolis' North Side and Robbinsdale to discover their potential.
Some on Minneapolis City Council want to create unarmed traffic safety division
Minnesota law says only licensed peace officers can take some actions, such as requiring drivers to provide documentation.
For helping torch Third Precinct, he gets prison, $12M restitution
Branden Michael Wolfe, 23, was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison in federal court this week.
Minnetonka district agrees to return missing bell and wheel to Minneapolis Park Board
The American Legion helped broker a peace treaty.
Police say girl, 2, located in NY state after abduction by sister, 26, from NE Minneapolis
The girl is safe and in protective custody awaiting reunion with her parents, police said.
Chauvin juror defends march in D.C. after social post surfaces
George Floyd's brother and sister spoke at the Aug. 28 event, which rallied supporters for police reform.
Crowd-control chemicals may threaten health of protesters
Despite mounting criticism about the use of tear gas and other crowd-control agents, law enforcement agencies have resisted disclosing exactly what they're spraying on protesters.
Medcalf: Compliance during Minnesota police encounters is only strictly required if you're Black
Reform, in the future, will be tested in a place now known for police killings,
Solemn vigil held for boy critically wounded in Minneapolis shooting
The child was the second to be injured by gunfire in the city in a week.
Polish church in Minneapolis gutted by fire 'concentrating on healing'
A small, close-knit church seeks healing and a way forward after a devastating fire.
Attorneys debate 'aggravating factors' in George Floyd murder
Floyd was "particularly vulnerable" and treated with "particular cruelty," prosecutors argued.
Child 'very critical' after being shot in Minneapolis
The child was riding in a vehicle that was shot at by someone outside the vehicle, a police spokesman said.
Public defenders in Hennepin County condemn traffic stops that target Black drivers
Law enforcement has said the stops can prevent more serious crimes.
Vote Yes 4 Minneapolis submits petition to remove MPD from charter
If the more than 20,000 signatures are verified, a citywide vote on a department overhaul is one step closer.