Protesters want Coon Rapids principal to resign for forcing 'Black Lives Matter' apology by student in 2015

A group of protesters rallied on Saturday, calling on a Coon Rapids principal to step down for an incident in 2015 in which a student was forced to apologize after stating support for the "Black Lives Matter." They are also pushing the district to take further steps to act against racism.

Gov. Walz says legislative gridlock on police reforms is an 'embarrassment'

Speaking Saturday, Governor Tim Walz said it was an "embarrassment" to see Minnesota lawmakers go home overnight without reaching a deal on significant police reforms, after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis sparked calls for changes across the United States.

Minnesota ends special session without deal on policing

A special session of the Minnesota Legislature ended Saturday without agreement on remaking policing in the state where George Floyd was killed.

Changes anticipated for police licensing board in Minnesota

In the wake of protests over the police killing of George Floyd, many are asking whether police can really be trusted to police themselves.

Minnesota lawmakers hit gridlock on police accountability bills

Gov. Tim Walz and Minnesota lawmakers turned to partisan squabbling Thursday as a self-imposed deadline neared for passing police accountability bills in the wake of George Floyd's death.

Minnesota mayors call on state lawmakers to overhaul police arbitration process

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Police Chief Medaria Arradondo are calling on state lawmakers to fix the broken system that they say allows police officers accused of "gross misconduct" to return to the streets.

Cup Food closes again, citing safety concerns due to recent shootings in area

Days after quietly reopening at 38th and Chicago, the site of George Floyd's death, owners say Cup Foods has closed again, this time because of safety concerns.

Cup Foods back open, weeks after George Floyd's death

The death of George Floyd will be forever linked to Cup Foods at 38th and Chicago. Floyd was killed after officers were called to the store for the report of a counterfeit bill.

Prosecutors: Officer had knee on Floyd for 7:46, not 8:46

Minnesota prosecutors acknowledged Wednesday that a Minneapolis police officer had his knee on the neck of George Floyd for 7 minutes, 46 seconds -- not the 8:46 that has become a symbol of police brutality -- but said the one-minute error would have no impact on the criminal case against four officers.

Man charged with conspiracy to commit arson for fire at Minneapolis police's Third Precinct

A second man is facing charges for the fire set at the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct, which burned down as tensions boiled over in Minneapolis after George Floyd's death.

USPS to set up mobile post office in Minneapolis after 2 locations damaged in riots

The U.S. Postal Service will set up a mobile post office in Minneapolis as the Lake Street and Minnehaha USPS locations relocate due to damage sustained during the riots.

Senate Republicans advance limited police changes, reject DFL proposals in tense session

Anger bubbled over on the Minnesota Senate floor Tuesday as Republicans rejected a series of Democratic changes to increase accountability on police officers before passing their own more limited proposals.

Minnesota Freedom Fund promises transparency with $30 million in donations

A Minnesota bail nonprofit aimed at helping to get low income people out of jail is now facing mounting criticism of how the organization is using millions of dollars in donations.

'Everyone has had enough': How George Floyd's death has impacted Gophers guard Gabe Kalscheur

In an interview with college basketball analyst Andy Katz on Tuesday, Gophers guard Gabe Kalscheur talked about how his life has been impacted by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

First responder’s 911 call on George Floyd's death: ‘They f------ killed him’

The Minneapolis Police Department released the transcripts Monday of two 911 calls made by bystanders following the death of George Floyd. Both calls were made at 8:32 p.m. on May 25, just minutes after Floyd was taken away by an ambulance.