Trump pardon of Derek Chauvin unlikely, MPD Chief says 'no credible information'

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said Monday there is “no credible information" that President Donald Trump will pardon former officer Derek Chauvin in the Memorial Day 2020 murder of George Floyd.

At George Floyd Square, these officers hope to build trust in MPD

Five years after the murder of George Floyd exposed the depths of mistrust in the Minneapolis Police Department, two officers are walking a new beat in an area that still feels forgotten.

Pope Leo XIV posted about George Floyd, JD Vance

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV shared social media posts that weighed in on George Floyd in 2020 and JD Vance earlier this year.

Alpha News defamation lawsuit involving Minneapolis PD dismissed by judge

A defamation lawsuit filed against Alpha News – the creators behind the “Fall of Minneapolis" documentary that criticized leaders’ response in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd – has been dismissed by a Hennepin County judge.

George Floyd Square pedestrian mall study veto overridden by city council

Backed by activist groups, council members have promoted the idea of creating a “pedestrian mall" to honor the site of George Floyd's death. However, Mayor Jacob Frey previously vetoed the proposal, citing the needs of surrounding residents and business owners' wishes to have the area reopened for traffic.

Future of People's Way: Meeting on plans for gas station

On Wednesday night, the community gave feedback on what to do with Peoples’ Way at George Floyd Square. Four applicants spoke about what they want to do with the former Speedway Gas Station.

Ex-Minneapolis officer involved in George Floyd's death released from prison

J. Alexander Kueng was sentenced to 42 months (3.5 years) in prison for aiding and abetting manslaughter, which ran concurrent to his three-year federal sentence for violating Floyd's civil rights.

Minneapolis mayor calls special meeting for Dept. of Justice consent decree

Minneapolis city leaders are set to hold a special meeting Monday morning to discuss the federal consent decree in response to the killing of George Floyd. Sources say the city already reached a "tentative agreement."

Derek Chauvin allowed to analyze George Floyd’s heart tissue, judge rules

A federal judge on Monday approved a motion from Derek Chauvin’s legal team to analyze heart tissue and fluid samples from George Floyd’s autopsy to see whether Floyd may have died from a heart condition. 

Judge says 'coaching' by Minneapolis police not discipline, records not public

A judge ruled this week that the Minneapolis Police Department’s controversial practice of “coaching" some officers accused of misconduct is not discipline. The ruling means the city does not have to release records detailing alleged misconduct by officers in those cases.

Businesses located at George Floyd Square sue Mayor Frey, Minneapolis

Five businesses located at George Floyd Square are suing the City of Minneapolis and Mayor Jacob Frey for $30 million, claiming the closure of the intersection after George Floyd's murder hurt their businesses. 

Minneapolis shows George Floyd Square potential future plans

After spending nine months seeking input from residents, city officials on Tuesday unveiled their plans for a revitalized George Floyd Square.

George Floyd's advocates against gun violence among youth in Minneapolis

In Minneapolis, more than 300 people have been shot so far this year, according to the city's crime dashboard. Many of those shootings have involved young people. Saturday night, a notable name came to town, pushing for ways to reduce gun violence.

32 questions and answers about George Floyd Square People's Way redevelopment

The City of Minneapolis is requesting applications to redevelop the Peoples’ Way property at George Floyd Square, formerly home to a Speedway gas station at 38th and Chicago that became a community hub following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.