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St. Louis Park reconsiders 45-year-old ban on residential protests

Black Black Lives Matter protesters led by Nekima Levy Armstrong and Toussaint Morrison took a knee as they and more than100 fellow BLM protesters ral

As other cities crack down on residential protests, St. Louis Park officials may update or remove their ban altogether.

  • North metro city weighs ban on 'targeted' residential protests

Search warrant: Buffalo health clinic shooting suspect cut off from opioid medication early

An Allina Health clinic in Buffalo, Minn., was the scene of a mass shooting Tuesday, February 9, 2021.

Gregory Ulrich was cut off from opioid medication by doctors leading him to become increasingly irate in his motives to get them.

  • Health care shooting pushes clinics toward more vigilance, assessments

Burnsville drunken driving arrest ends with vintage Ferrari on the auction block

The Ferrari 308 up for bid on Minnesota’s surplus auction website.

It's one of thousands of cars seized every year from drunken drivers statewide.

  • Holiday DWI arrests in Minnesota were the lowest in six years

Judge in Floyd case abused discretion in rejecting third-degree murder charges, prosecutors argue

The trial judge misinterpreted case law and should have applied the Court of


Twin Cities metro police blotter, Feb. 21

ANDOVERFEB. 2Burglary. A purse and wallet were stolen from a home in the 2200 block of 149th Avenue NW after a suspect stole the garage…


Twin Cities investment adviser agrees to prison, financial ruin for $2.25M scheme

He built a $1.7 million home, bought SUVs with thanks to his cheating many clients.


Court of Appeals: Lake Minnetonka murder-suicide liability case against Park Nicollet should be tried before a jury

Businessman Brian Short fatally shot his wife, three children and himself in 2015


Video shows Allina shooting suspect taking bus to Buffalo clinic

Gregory Ulrich, 67, is charged with murder, attempted murder and other counts in the shooting that left 37-year-old medical assistant Lindsay Overbay dead.


Unattended car, dog inside swiped from Eden Prairie gas station are found

The theft occurred in the midst of Minnesota's subzero string of days.


COVID may increase youth homelessness across Twin Cities metro

Cooped up with stressed or abusive families, kids of all income levels may be more likely to run away or be kicked out.


Hennepin County pilots new program for young adults on probation

Special unit uses team approach, support to keep risk-taking behavior of 18- to 21-year-olds in check.


Health care shooting pushes clinics toward more vigilance, assessments

The shootings in Buffalo, Minn., are raising new concerns about how best to deal with irate patients vowing violence.


Twin Cities metro police blotter, Feb. 14

ANDOVERJAN. 25Theft. Cash was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in a driveway in the 15100 block of NW. Avocet Street.COLUMBUSJAN. 26Underage consumption. An 18-year-old man…


Fifth victim in Buffalo shootings is medical assistant, mom of 3

A community website offers information about each victim and online fundraisers for the women and their families. Gregory Paul Ulrich, 67, of Buffalo, faces seven charges in connection with the attack.


2 more wounded in Buffalo shootings are identified

Online fundraisers have been set up to help them and their families.


Charges: Buffalo man opened fire, ignited 3 bombs at clinic

Gregory Ulrich, 67, faces seven charges, including murder and attempted murder, for the terror that left four injured, one dead. The investigation also revealed that despite a restraining order and an arrest for violating it, Ulrich used a permit from the Buffalo Police Department to purchase the handgun, according to a law enforcement source involved in the case.


Half-staff flags, moment of silence for Buffalo shooting victims

The victims of Tuesday's shootings at a Buffalo clinic are being honored with flags at half-staff and a moment of silence.One person died and four…


Bloomington grapples with hotel vacancies

Losses are expected to continue this year.


Husband of medical assistant killed in Buffalo attack struggles to explain loss to their children

Husband, friend describe vibrant 37-year-old mom who was dedicated to her work as a healer.


Buffalo residents grapple with bitter truth: It can happen here

The day after a mass shooting left one dead and four wounded at an Allina Health clinic, people were trying to make sense of the senseless.


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