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Purple fans loved the concert movies and unreleased music but they want more.
![Three weeks ago, Octavio Rodriguez switched from making transmission parts to casting parts for hospital bed brake assemblies at Twin City Die Castings. ] GLEN STUBBE • glen.stubbe@startribune.com Thursday, April 9, 2020 How employee-owned Twin City Die Casting, which just laid off 40 production workers of its 250 employees in what was supposed to be a good year, is trying to accelerate its pivot to growing medical parts business for ventilators, hospital beds, etc as it copes with instan](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/WNZYKGTZ5IYMUCO3KI5TR3N7WI.jpg?&w=80&ar=1:1&fit=crop)
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01:00Aisha Chughtai: We hope to get an answer to the role of MPD in June 3 raid in south Minneapolis
Aisha Chughtai: We hope to get an answer to the role of MPD in June 3 raid in south Minneapolis
Jason Chavez talks about the City Council's request for an after action review to the raid on June 3
Activist groups held a press conference outside of Mayor Frey's office in repose to the federal raid
An ICE agent with a Viking skull patch. (Video by Brandon Schorsch)
The century-old fountain closed during the pandemic. Now, pharmacy owner John Hoeschen needs room to administer shots and other services that are the main source of profit for drugstores.
