New body camera video of George Floyd's death shows Officer Tou Thao interacting with agitated bystanders
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More than $200,000 in grants given to St. Paul businesses, nonprofits impacted by unrest
More than $200,000 in grants has been allocated to St. Paul businesses and nonprofits that were impacted by the civil unrest following the death of George Floyd.
State files motion to join all four cases in George Floyd killing, hold one trial
The State of Minnesota filed a motion Wednesday to join the cases of the four Minneapolis police officers charged in the police killing of George Floyd into one prosecution. The move means there would be one trial for all the officers, rather than four separate trials.
Young journalist shares experience covering tumultuous summer in Minneapolis
Last week, nine young journalists participated in the ThreeSixty Journalism's inaugural Digital Media Arts Camp where they remotely worked on photo essays, audio stories, illustrations, social media, and interactive digital stories.
2 body camera videos in death of George Floyd released
The body camera video from two of the now-fired Minneapolis police officers involved in the death of George Floyd was released to the public Monday. On Friday, Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill ordered copies of the footage from officers Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng to be released.
City of Minneapolis working on plans to reopen 38th Street at Floyd memorial
The City of Minneapolis is working on plans that could reopen 38th Street at Chicago Avenue as soon as next week, after the intersection has been closed for more than two months following George Floyd's death.
'Every day it's getting better' for St. Paul businesses rebuilding after riots
The reopening of a Goodwill store in St. Paul's Midway neighborhood is just one of the signs of hope and resiliency after riots in May.
Walz appeals denied federal disaster declaration for $15M in fire-related damages from riots
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is appealing FEMA's decision to deny a federal disaster declaration for the fire damages experienced during the riots following George Floyd's death.
Judge orders public release of police bodycam footage from George Floyd's death in Minneapolis
A Hennepin County judge has ordered the public release of body camera video from the arrest and death of George Floyd in Minneapolis after a challenge by a media group, including FOX 9. In a decision Friday night, Judge Peter Cahill ordered copies of the footage from fired officers Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng to be released.
Safety deposit boxes still out of reach at Wells Fargo damaged in Minneapolis riots
Below the burned out shell of a Wells Fargo Bank at 3030 Nicollet Avenue, across from the Fifth Police Precinct, is a massive vault with hundreds of safety deposit boxes containing customers’ important records and treasured valuables.
Judge denies motion to remove Hennepin County Attorney Freeman off Floyd case
A Hennepin County District Court judge ruled the Hennepin County Attorney's Office will not be removed from the George Floyd case after an attorney representing one of the fired officers charged in the killing pushed for the office to no longer work on the case.
Protesters sue Minneapolis over use of pepper spray, tear gas during protests after Floyd's death
A group of protesters is filing a class-action lawsuit against the City of Minneapolis for the use of "unreasonable and excessive shows of force" during peaceful demonstrations in the days following George Floyd's death.
Man sues Minneapolis police officer, alleges officer shoved him for no reason near George Floyd memorial
A Minneapolis man has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against a Minneapolis police officer he claims shoved him to the ground for no reason at the George Floyd memorial.
Fired cop in Floyd case asks for Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman’s removal
An attorney for one of the four fired Minneapolis Police officers charged with killing George Floyd is asking the judge to remove Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman from the case.
SBA makes new disaster loans available for businesses damaged in Minneapolis riots
The federal government is making available more help for businesses that were damaged or destroyed during the riots after the death of George Floyd.
Loans available for Minnesota businesses and residents affected by civil unrest
Minnesota businesses and residents affected by the civil unrest on May 27 through June 8, 2020, can now apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
‘Thrown under the bus': Text messages detail Minneapolis frustration
More than 24 hours before the fall of the Third Police Precinct, Minneapolis City officials knew they had lost control of the city and needed help.
Cup Foods reopens at 38th and Chicago after death of George Floyd
Cup Foods, the convenience store at 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis forever linked to the death of George Floyd, reopened Monday.
Plans moving forward for commemorative street name for George Floyd on Chicago Avenue
The City of Minneapolis took a step toward adding a commemorative street name to posthumously honor George Floyd at the intersection where he was arrested by Minneapolis police and died.
Walz requests disaster declaration from Small Business Administration for civil unrest
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is requesting a federal disaster declaration from the U.S. Small Business Administration in order to get financial support to help rebuild from the riots following George Floyd's death.