KSTP(GOODHUE, Minn.) -- A small Minnesota city will soon be without its police force after the chief and several other officers all resigned, officials said. The Goodhue City Council approved the resignations of the chief, a full-time officer and five part-time officers during a special meeting on Monday that was initially supposed to address pay increases. "At this point there's no reason to really talk about pay increases since we no longer have a police force," Goodhue Mayor Ellen Anderson Buck said at the top of the meeting. Goodhue Police Chief Josh Smith and the other officers...