Attorney: I Wasn't Source For NYT Article On Chauvin Plea Deal

In February, The New York Times published an article about a failed plea deal for Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.

Minneapolis Suburb OKs Roadmap For Policing Changes

"I truly believe if this was implemented prior to April 11, our son would still be with us today," said Katie Wright, Daunte's mother.

Mask Mandates Will Remain In Minneapolis, St. Paul For Now

The governor will repeal the statewide mask mandate Friday. Local officials will review the data before repealing their city mandate.

How Much Minneapolis Will Get From American Rescue Plan

Minneapolis is among the 21 Minnesota municipalities allocated financial help.

Drinking And Decorative Fountains Will Stay Off In Minneapolis

Bottle-filler water stations will open, but the "bubbler" style drinking fountains will remain closed this summer.

Biden To America After Floyd Verdict: 'We Can't Stop Here'

Biden spoke from the White House hours after the verdict alongside Vice President Kamala Harris.

Crowds React With Joy, Wariness To Verdict In Floyd's Death

At the Minneapolis intersection where Floyd died, a vigil gave way to celebration as crowds began to course down the streets.

President Biden On Chauvin Trial: Praying For 'Right Verdict'

President Joe Biden said he waited until the jury was sequestered before commenting on a possible verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.

Judge: Chauvin Trial May Be Overturned Due To Rep. Maxine Waters

Judge Peter Cahill said the congresswoman's comments on Derek Chauvin "may result in this whole trial being overturned" down the line.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Hennepin County.

Derek Chauvin Trial In George Floyd's Death: What To Know Monday

Derek Chauvin faces third-degree murder, second-degree manslaughter, and second-degree unintentional murder charges in George Floyd's death.

Full Jury Seated In Derek Chauvin Trial That Starts March 29

The 15th and final member of the pool was chosen Tuesday, wrapping up a process that took more than two weeks.

NY Congressman Accused Of Sexual Misconduct In Minneapolis Bar

New York Rep. Tom Reed says he takes "full responsibility" after he was accused by a former lobbyist and drops out of the N.Y.governor race.

Judge Won't Move Derek Chauvin Trial; 13th Juror Picked

Jury selection in the trial of Derek Chauvin will stretch into a third week after attorneys seated just one additional juror Friday.

2 Jurors Dropped From Chauvin Trial After $27M Settlement

Seven jurors remain, including four men and three women.

Hennepin County Looks To Enact $20 Minimum Wage For Employees

If approved, the new wage will go into effect on March 28.

Diverse Jury So Far In Derek Chauvin's Trial

The jurors include six men and three women and ranges in age from their 20s to their 50s.

Derek Chauvin Trial: Judge OKs 3rd-Degree Murder Charge

Legal experts say the additional charge helps prosecutors by giving jurors one more option to convict Derek Chauvin.

Chauvin Trial: MN High Court Won't Hear 3rd Degree Charge Appeal

The high court's decision left open the possibility that the judge could add the charge back.

Attorneys Sift Strong Opinions, Anxiety Among Chauvin Jurors

Three in the pool were seated on the jury, and six others were dismissed by day's end.

Ex-Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin's Trial Forges On, For Now

Prosecutors are asking the Court of Appeals to put the trial on hold until the issue of adding the third-degree murder count is resolved.

Jury Selection On Pause In Derek Chauvin's Trial

Picking a jury is expected to take at least three weeks.

Third Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: What To Expect In Hennepin Cty

The Senate will begin debate Wednesday on a $1.9 trillion relief bill that directly aids families, states, cities, the unemployed and more.

Growing Tension In Minneapolis As Trial Looms In Floyd Death

Jury selection begins March 8 with opening statements March 29.

Amid Massive Security Presence, Minneapolis Turning To Grassroots

Plans include partnerships with community groups and social media influencers.

MN House Tables Measure For $35M Fund For Chauvin Trial Security

The Legislature had been poised to debate and vote on two competing proposals on how to pay for law enforcement costs during the trial.

Minnesota Education Officials Push For $745 Million Spending Boost

The package is part of Gov. Tim Walz’s $52.4 billion budget proposal and includes funding for measures in his “Due North” education plan.

Gov. Walz Activates MN National Guard For Derek Chauvin Trial

The Minnesota National Guard will be in Minneapolis during the trial for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

​Rep. Omar Urges President Biden To Halt Oil Pipeline In MN

Rep. Ilhan Omar's letter comes after President Joe Biden ended construction on another American pipeline, Keystone XL.

House GOP Group Pushes To Oust Rep. Ilhan Omar From Committees

The move against Omar is retaliation against Democrats who say Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene should not serve on House committees.

Twitter Suspends MyPillow Inc.'s Account

The move comes a week after MyPillow's founder, Mike Lindell, was permanently suspended from Twitter.

Glitch Message Tells Minnesotans Their Vaccine Appt. Is Canceled

The message came from Primary Bio, a vendor that works with the state of Minnesota, officials said.

Gov. Walz Proposes Laws To Help Working Mothers In MN

Here are the details of the proposals from the governor's office.

Gov. Walz Proposes Cash Payments, Tax Cuts For Some MN Families

The proposals are a part of Gov. Tim Walz's "COVID-19 recovery budget," which he unveiled Tuesday.

Here Are The 7 Taxes MN Gov. Tim Walz Is Proposing

Gov. Tim Walz and the Republican-controlled Senate are already clashing over how to make up Minnesota's $1.28 billion funding gap.

Coronavirus: Gov. Walz To Announce 'Sweeping Education Plan'

Gov. Tim Walz will announce his plan Monday at 2 p.m.

Companies Cut Ties With MyPillow After CEO's False Claims

Corporate partners drophe Minnesota-based company, and the CEO faces a potential lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems​.

Minnesota's Federal Courts Close Due To 'Security Threats'

The decision to close federal buildings was made after consulting with the U.S. Marshals Service and the General Services Administration.

3 Minneapolis Council Members Push For Rent Control

For many Minneapolis renters, most of their monthly income is gone once they've paid their rent bill, the council members noted

MN Gov. Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency

"The sun is rising on the pandemic, but we need to remain vigilant until we put the threat of COVID-19 behind us," Gov. Tim Walz said.