Minneapolis police shot a man they brought in for questioning after he "began injuring himself with an edged weapon," according to Chief Medaria Arradondo. He spoke at a news conference Monday, Dec. 18, after the incident.
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Excelsior City Council votes to require case-by-case approval for new or expanding homes
Supporters said the new ordinance will preserve the city's character, while opponents argued it would be too subjective.
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(7)Connecticut 94, (6)Chicago 81(5)Phoenix 85, (8)Washington 84(4)Minnesota 80,(5)Phoenix 79(7)Connecticut 73, (3)Los Angeles 59Sunday, Sept. 20: Connecticut 87, Las Vegas 62Tuesday, Sept. 22: Connecticut vs. Las…
Coronavirus
Minn. urges support, testing as pandemic nears 2,000 deaths
The toll of the pandemic includes 10 deaths reported by Minnesota health authorities on Tuesday and 513 infections, bringing the total to 1,979 deaths and 91,422 infections. Surveyors offering free testing were confronted by someone who was armed, raising safety concerns.
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Evers extends Wisconsin's mask mandate until Nov. 21
Faced with soaring coronavirus cases across Wisconsin, particularly on college campuses, Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday extended a statewide mask mandate until Nov. 21.
Duluth
As a Duluth arts hub goes dark, a call for help
Zeitgeist revenue is down more than 50% and 30 people have been laid off.
