Sen. Smith meets with St. Paul business owners impacted by COVID-19, civil unrest

Senator Tina Smith met with a group of St. Paul business owners, who are working to get back on their feet amid COVID-19 and the aftermath of George Floyd’s death.

Donation campaign launched to help The Art Shoppe in Minneapolis reopen amid pandemic

For more than three months, the storefront where Diane May volunteers once a week has been closed. Now, May and the 70 other artists who staff and manage The Art Shoppe are hoping to get back in business.

150 Minneapolis police officers seeking disability for PTSD following riots

At least 150 Minneapolis Police Officers have begun the process of seeking ‘duty disability’ for post-traumatic stress under the Minnesota Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA), said an attorney representing the officers.  

East Lake Clinic damaged in Minneapolis riots sets up pop-up clinic on bus

The East Lake Clinic in south Minneapolis remains boarded up due to damage from the riots, but the people who work there are not gone and the patients are definitely not forgotten. 

Judge issues gag order in cases against 4 Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death

A Hennepin County judge presiding over the cases against the four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the killing of George Floyd has issued a gag order after at least two of the attorneys talked to the media Wednesday. 

New 53-foot mural unveiled at Minneapolis' Canopy Hilton

Murals have appeared all over the Twin Cities since the death of George Floyd and the latest one went up Wednesday at the Canopy Hilton on Third Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis.

Cub Foods opening temporary community stores at Minneapolis locations damaged during riots

Cub Foods is building temporary community market in Minneapolis to address food insecurities in areas such as Lake Street and Broadway Avenue, the company announced Wednesday.

Photos from car George Floyd was in released in court filing

An exhibit filed with a defense motion to dismiss the charges against one of the officers involved in the death of George Floyd includes the first look at photos from inside the car Floyd was in.

$50,000 reward offered for tips about Minnehaha, Lake St. Post Office arsons

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a $50,000 reward for tips regarding the suspects who set fire to the Minnehaha and Lake Street Post Offices during unrest in Minneapolis between May 28 and 30.

Minneapolis police 'mindful' when responding to calls near 38th and Chicago Avenue

Minneapolis Police are using extra caution when responding to calls in the area of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, pointing to recent incidents in which officers were met with hostility and interference.

(In)Security: Unrest saw surge in unlicensed security

In the grief and chaos of that last week in May, when 911 calls went unanswered and police were nowhere to be found, some saw an opportunity to make money, as private security agents.

Marchers walk 6 miles in summer heat from MOA to Minneapolis to bring calls for change to suburb

Through the heat, a group of demonstrators made their way Sunday from the Mall of America to 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis, the corner where George Floyd was killed more than 40 days ago.

Family: 16-year-old boy hurt in racist attack at Ramsey park

A 16-year-old boy is finally out of the hospital after he was stabbed in what his family is calling a racist attack.

'Silent march' in Minneapolis pushes for justice for George Floyd

A march that moved through the streets of Minneapolis on July Fourth pushed for justice in the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.