Former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter said in court Tuesday that she would like the judge, not the jury, to decide whether she should be subjected to a longer than typical sentence if convicted of manslaughter for shooting Daunte Wright in April.
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The collision occurred early Monday evening. Police say his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit.
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Fisherman's body pulled from St. Croix River near Stillwater
Family says he left to go fishing Sunday night and did not return.
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Mpls. flight attendant with monkeypox symptoms says she struggled to get tested
Clinicians don't need approval before sending samples for monkeypox testing, but must be careful to collect usable specimens, state advises.
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Twin Cities shoeshine firm again at risk of losing its longtime MSP airport spot
Black-owned shoeshine stand started at the airport in 1969.
Politics
Minnesota voters decide who will advance in today's primary
Top races on the ballot include congressional seats, statewide offices and legislative primaries. There's also a special election in the First Congressional District in southern Minnesota.
