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George Floyd's aunt and uncle are hoping for justice

George Floyd's aunt and uncle spoke to the media after four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the Memorial Day killing of George Floyd appeared in court on Monday, June 29.

June 29, 2020 — 4:40pm

George Floyd's aunt and uncle spoke to the media after four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the Memorial Day killing of George Floyd appeared in court on Monday, June 29.

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Oral exams are offered at the DVS office in downtown St. Paul.

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Around 200 community members gathered for a transgender rights rally on March 9 at the Lake Street/Midtown Transit Station in Minneapolis.

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Bloomington police seek help finding missing man

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