On March 30, 2020, the first business day after Gov. Tim Walz' "stay at home" order went into effect, life around the Twin Cities slowed dramatically.
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Tanker truck barrels down on protesters on I-35W
Hundreds in downtown Minneapolis ignored the 8 p.m. curfew and were met with police lines and tear gas. Earlier, officials warned of continued arson attacks, after several caches of flammable materials were found in neighborhoods.
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Semi rolls into Minneapolis protesters; no apparent injuries
Thousands of people marching on a closed Minneapolis freeway on Sunday over the death of George Floyd ducked for their lives when a semitrailer rolled into their midst. Authorities said it appeared no one was hurt.
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Walz says arrests, injuries to media members 'unacceptable'
Members of the media were detained and injured by law enforcement on Saturday night, sparking criticism and prompting an apology from Gov. Tim Walz."It is…
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Momentum builds as number, spirit and variety of Floyd protests grow
They have marched for miles, slept for few hours and faced projectiles from police — all in the middle of a pandemic. And yet demonstrators…
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Police move in on protesters after curfew in Minneapolis
Law enforcement officers moved in on a large group of protesters near Washington Avenue in Minneapolis after curfew went into effect Sunday, May 31, 2021.
