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A Minnesota man plans to plead not guilty to charges he killed the top Democratic leader in the state House and her husband ...
Minneapolis officials respond to theft and vandalism of Pride flags, affirming support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and refusing to tolerate hate.
The Justice Department explored charges against Minnesota judges and lawyers who discussed virtual hearing requests to ...
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Audacy on MSNReport: Department of Justice explored criminal charges against Minnesota judges and defense attorneysA report in Reuters says Trump’s Justice Department looked into the idea of bringing criminal charges against Minnesota judges and defense attorneys suggesting virtual court hearings for defendants in ...
The judges and defense lawyers discussed requesting virtual court hearings to protect defendants from being arrested by ...
Government officials said they believe Vance Boelter acted alone despite a letter they revealed wherein Boelter claims ...
Police chief Brian O’Hara said Sgt. Mark Hanneman, who’s been with MPD for nearly a decade, is an “outstanding” trainer ...
The Trump administration's probe into Minnesota's affirmative action laws is the latest salvo in an escalating feud between the White House and the state's Democratic leaders — a relationship that's ...
The DOJ said in a statement the state department’s policy “seems to be part of a broader effort by the state to engage in ...
The Minnesota Department of Human Services' policy requires supervisors to provide a “hiring justification when seeking to hire a non-underrepresented candidate.” Supervisors who don't comply can be ...
The Department of Justice ending consent decrees in Minneapolis and Louisville is an awful decision that will make American policing worse.
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