Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey all but declared victory last night after receiving nearly 43% of first choice votes. He called the results a moment for unity and change after an election that divided voters in the city over questions about his leadership and policing.
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The court stripped away women's constitutional protections for abortion, a fundamental and deeply personal change for Americans' lives after nearly a half-century.
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Remodeled Wisconsin farmhouse offers a 'gardener's dream' for $415,000
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Politics
Roe decision sets up Minnesota fight over abortion access
Abortion remains legal in Minnesota under a 1995 state Supreme Court ruling.
Minneapolis
4-year term for Minneapolis man who was drunk when he killed other motorist in crash
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Local
North Dakota's only abortion provider making plans to move across border to Minnesota
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