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“We know that this trial is going to reignite the same kind of emotional and social response that we saw last summer,” one City Council member said.

Police are investigating the death of a man who appeared to be the victim of "an act of violence" Sunday in Minneapolis ...

A man was fatally stabbed in a domestic incident. About 3 hours later, another died after being shot, along with two others who were wounded.

Two people have died and two others have been wounded in two separate homicides in south Minneapolis, according to police.

Judge calls the account of the photographer "serious and troubling."

According to Minneapolis police spokesman John Elder, the victim was shot while driving just before 3 p.m. near Lowry Avenue and Second Street Northeast and crashed into a light pole ...

No arrests have been announced, and police have yet to address a motive.

A third person was evaluated at the scene and interviewed by detectives.

Welcome to late winter in Minnesota. A long-running cold snap is on its way out, but not before getting close to a record with extremely cold weather on Monday morning. The record of 25 below dates back 146 years to 1875. Nick Carletta, meteorologist at the National Weather Service (NWS) in Chanhassen, said the area had a good chance of breaking the record low on Monday. "Our climate record in the Twin Cities goes back to 1872," he said, "so this is right at the start of our entire climate reco...