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In today's toxic climate, true justice is hard to find.

Messages of resilience and healing, mixed with the virtues of teamwork, dominated the rhetoric Monday as the mayor and city council formally launched new terms.

Cops are on the hunt for Shevirio Kavirion Childs-Young after Judge Regina Chu issued a warrant for his arrest for failing to return to Hennepin County Jail after temporary release, court filings show.

18-year-old Minneapolis man Shevirio Kavirion Childs-Young, described by investigators as having “a lengthy juvenile delinquency history involving assault and weapons offenses”, is now on the run after the judge who presided over the Kim Potter trial released him to attend a funeral – only for him to not come back.

ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — From assisting at COVID-19 testing sites to protecting the U.S....

Heart Mountain was an internment camp in northwest Wyoming where Japanese Americans were relocated against their will during World War II. It was the subject of a recent PBS TV special, and will also be featured in the Alliance for Historic Wyomings new Placed-Based Stories project. Dakota Russell, executive director of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, said while the camp closed at wars end, many families who had lost everything they owned after relocation decided to stay in Wyoming. .....

Minnesota and its government officials delivered an important lesson recently on how to provide justice — and their lesson should be taken to heart by their neighbors in Iowa.

Imran Ali is still getting hate mail, eight months after he stepped down as prosecutor in the case against former Brooklyn Center Police Officer Kim Potter. 

The funeral for Valentina Orellana-Perez, the 14-year-old shot by police through drywall in a California Burlington store, was held Monday.

Their mistakes count just as much as ours, and they get punished for them just as we do.