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Floyd’s killing in May 2020 and the shocking video that captured it sparked one of the biggest civil rights uprisings in generations but for many the fight for change continues.

For a moment, Minneapolis seemed poised to defund police and start over. What cities like Toronto can learn from what happened next.

Hundreds of officers lined the hospital exit for the release of LaFauci, who police said was shot by suspect Janell Funderburke on May 11.

They demand the process be restarted.

The residents in the biggest police precinct within the city say the process hasn't been transparent or inclusive.

Only 2% of breweries in the country are owned by Asian Americans, according to the Brewers Association. One of those is Arbeiter Brewing in south Minneapolis.

The most significant proposal in recent years to redevelop the site of the Nassau Coliseum is poised to move further through the local approval process this month.

City officials will analyze present reports to Frey and the Minneapolis City Council in May to determine whether to repair the existing building or move the police station to a nearby site.

Emails in the hours before George Floyd protests in Minneapolis turned violent show the Minnesota National Guard was ready to deploy about 200 military police officers to the city.

The Pentagon emails provide a new glimpse into the behind-the-scenes communiques leading up to the response to the unrest.