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Nature keeping recruits busy and now more snow is on the way andre is here now from the front yard with a first look at the forecast tonight weve got the gloves on. Is kind of yet we have to now something that really hasnt had a whole lot of use this year earmarks that will change to the big proof he had here before too long this isnt just the first stage and its going to be a slow progression into lets put it bluntly winter morning terms of temperature and then snow but periodically we are goin...

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Returning to whether our weather now the snow returning to northeast ohio Mother Nature keeping recruits busy and now more snow is on the way andre is here now from the front yard with a first look at the forecast tonight weve got the gloves on. Is kind of yet we have to now something that really hasnt had a whole lot of use this year earmarks that will change to the big proof he had here before too long this isnt just the first stage and its going to be a slow progression into lets put it blunt...

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The lawsuit, brought by Todd McIntyre against Rochester police officer Craig Sammon, was voluntarily dismissed by McIntyre this week.

The Minnesota POST Board recently approved several rule changes that either the Rochester Police Department was already doing or has been working toward, according to the department.

A Rochester man suing police for excessive force has been arrested for the second time for an incident related to domestic assault.

After claiming an officer used excessive force against him, he now stands accused of slamming his wife's head into the ground, punching her and telling her he would kill her.

The Rochester Police Department is expecting a civil rights lawsuit against Rochester Police Officer Craig Sammon, a 14-year veteran with the force, to be dismissed. Body camera footage shows the claims are false, according to the department. The lawsuit claims Sammon hit a man dozens of times during a 2016 arrest.

A federal civil rights lawsuit against a Rochester Police Department officer alleges the officer severely beat an intoxicated man in a Rochester bar parking lot in 2016. The officer denied the claims in a court filing.