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Former Minnesota officer Kimberly Potter has been released from prison after serving 16 months of a two-year sentence in the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright, whom she shot after mistaking

Walmarts departure is the second major retailer to leave Brooklyn Center. In 2019, Target closed its store a few blocks to the north.

The unit will be stationed in the parking lot of the Shingle Creek Crossing shopping area.

First-term Mayor Mike Elliott is locked in a tight contest with City Council Member April Graves.

The proposal, which must receive City Council approval, is a response to recent killings of unarmed Black men by Brooklyn Center police officers.

Brooklyn Park Police Chief Craig Enevoldsen will retire later this week, leaving yet another large Minnesota city without a permanent chief.

The settlement also requires the city to make changes to how it handles traffic stops and other police reforms.

The City of Brooklyn Center has formally named Hennepin County Sheriffs Office Lt. Kellace McDaniel its new chief of police.

Brooklyn Center officials have announced who will be the next leader of the city's police department.

After an intensive nationwide search the city of Brooklyn Center stayed close to home, naming Hennepin Co. Sheriff's Lt. Kellace McDaniel as its new police chief.