Ex-Minneapolis police officers plead not guilty to violating George Floyd's civil rights

The four former Minneapolis police officers accused of violating George Floyd’s civil rights pleaded not guilty to the charges against them in federal court Tuesday.

Leneal Frazier case sent to Hennepin County Attorney's Office for charging decision

The Minnesota State Patrol confirmed Wednesday it has submitted its investigation of the deadly Minneapolis police squad car crash in July that killed 40-year-old Leneal Frazier to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office for review. 

Judge strikes down Minneapolis police ballot question wording, council drafts new language

A Hennepin County judge rejected the amendment ballot question language passed by the Minneapolis City Council regarding police and public safety. The council is planning to hold an emergency meeting Tuesday to draft new ballot language.

Judge to decide whether Minneapolis police proposal can stay on ballot

A lawyer for three Minneapolis residents asked a judge to toss out the Minneapolis police ballot question Thursday, while the city and an activist group argued to let it stay.

Judge to decide whether Minneapolis police proposal can stay on ballot
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A lawyer for three Minneapolis residents asked a judge to toss out the Minneapolis police ballot question Thursday, while the city and an activist group argued to let it stay.

The Minneapolis public safety ballot question explained
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A yes vote for the public safety question on the November ballot in Minneapolis would force some major changes right away. Here's an in-depth look at what's at stake.

Walz comes out against Minneapolis police ballot proposal

Gov. Tim Walz became the second prominent Democrat this week to come out against the Minneapolis ballot question that would replace the city's police department with a public safety agency.

Group: Judge orders explanation removed from ballot for Minneapolis public safety charter amendment

The advocacy group behind the ballot measure to replace the Minneapolis Police Department in the city charter says its lawsuit to remove an explainer note created by the city from the ballot has been approved by a judge.

Minneapolis police to curb stops for minor traffic violators

Minneapolis police will no longer stop motorists for minor traffic violations, such as expired tabs or an air freshener hanging from their rearview mirror, according to a new policy change.

Judge to decide ballot language on replacing Minneapolis Police Department

A Hennepin County judge will decide whether Minneapolis can include an explanation on its November ballot along with a question on whether the Minneapolis Police Department should be replaced with a new public safety agency.