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INWOOD — South Berkeley Volunteer Fire Company celebrated paying off its loan for the Squad 25 rescue truck last Friday night during its regular bingo night.

While state lawmakers did not adopt a total ban, the father of Amir Locke says, "Everything has to start somewhere." 

Minneapolis has long anticipated a federal consent decree.

Community grief collides with reform promises in the case of two juveniles charged in the killing of a woman.

It can be a challenging motive to prove, prosecutors say.

Almost three years after the murder of George Floyd, the Memphis Police Department is the latest to face accusations of excessive force.

The former Brooklyn Center, Minnesota police officer who mistook her taser for a gun during a traffic stop back in April and 20-year-old Daunte Wright, who was Black.

The former Brooklyn Center, Minnesota police officer who mistook her taser for a gun during a traffic stop back in April and 20-year-old Daunte Wright, who was Black.

The historic, televised trial of Derek Chauvin is now providing a valuable resource for students at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law.

For Brooklyn Center, a civil rights settlement could be crushing For Brooklyn Center, a civil rights settlement could be crushing Insurance limits and lack of funds are not a defense that will shelter Brooklyn Center — or any city — from multimillion-dollar judgments, legal scholars say.  April 24, 2021 — 6:08pm Text size Copy shortlink: Its the excruciating calculus that inevitably follows a fatal polic...