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No Charges Against Minnesota Law Officer For Fatal Shooting
The shooting happened after police responded to a report of a man threatening people with a long knife inside a community room of an apartment complex in St. Paul on Feb. 11, 2023.
County Jail Penalized by Minnesota Corrections Officials
An inmate was denied meals as a punishment.
Minnesota Supreme Court Overturns First Degree Murder Conviction
It involved the killing of a Real estate agent.
Minnesota Appeals Court Issues Ruling in Transgender Athlete Case
The case is headed to trial.
Xcel Energy Says Its Equipment Appeared to Have Sparked Texas Wildfires
The Minnesota-based company said in a statement that it disputes claims that “it acted negligently” in maintaining and operating infrastructure.
Minnesota Congressman Suspends Presidential Campaign
Phillips was the only elected Democrat to challenge Biden for the presidency.
Minnesota House Approves School Resource Officer ‘Fix’
The change is supported by law enforcement.
Major Impacts Reported After Hack of Subsidiary of MN Corporation
The company is owned by Minnesota-based UnitedHealth Group.
Minnesota budget surplus grows a little to $3.7B on higher tax revenues from corporate profits
The budget office is also forecasting a smaller potential deficit for the next two-year budget
Thousands Gather to Honor Fallen Burnsville First Responders
Brad Finseth, the firefighter's father, paid tribute to the three with a reading from the Gospel of John: "No one has greater love than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends.”
Governor Signs Bill to Fix Error in 2023 Tax Bill
It would have cost Minnesota taxpayers around $350 million.
Firefighting Effort Drained Minnesota Town’s Water Supply
Over a dozen fire departments responded to the fire.
Minnesota Musher Disqualified as Assault Claims Roil Iditarod
Brent Sass won the grueling sled dog race in 2022.
Guilty Plea For Woodbury Graduation Party Murder
The victim was a 14-year-old boy.