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State’s largest school district moves grad ceremonies to U.S. Bank, which comes with a...

Several Minnesota school districts are still scrambling to find new venues to host graduation ceremonies after the University of Minnesota abruptly announced in October that it would no longer do so at Mariucci Arena. There are a few other districts announcing they have agreed to rent other spaces, including U.S....
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Help needed to find St. Paul man who hasn’t been seen since May

St. Paul police are requesting assistance in locating an endangered missing person whose last verified sighting was over six months ago, in May.
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Indigenous Contributions to Minnesota’s New Foraging Guidelines, and How the Newly-Named Grand Casino Arena...

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Man in U.S. illegally convicted of assaulting federal officer

ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO) – A federal jury in St. Paul found a Mexican man, who is a convicted sex offender and in the U.S. illegally, guilty of assaulting a federal agent earlier this year. In June, officers tried to arrest Roberto Munoz-Guatemala, 40, on an immigration order during...
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Autism advocate rewards bus driver who rescued a non-verbal boy from Lake Owasso

Bus driver Mebal Kaanyi saw a 4-year-old boy in Lake Owasso and ended up pulling him from the water. Sheletta Brundidge heard about it, and surprised Kaanyi with bouquet of flowers from neighboring business Hilltop Dental, and a check for $1,000.
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ICE arrests citizen observer in Minneapolis, holds her for five hours

Federal immigration agents arrested a 55-year-old Minneapolis woman who was observing ICE activity in her neighborhood. The post ICE arrests citizen observer in Minneapolis, holds her for five hours appeared first on Sahan Journal .
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New plant-based restaurant opens on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis

Dreamstate Cafe is now open at the corner of 26th Street and Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis. The plant-based restaurant and bar is run by Kristin Wiegmann and Jeff Therkelsen, owners of the Powderhorn restaurant Reverie. It was announced earlier this year that they had purchased the building, which formerly housed...
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Boy, 13, says he was hospitalized after encounter with ICE in Eden Prairie

Family believes Jose Gomez was randomly targeted in an incident where ICE also restrained his teenage son, who later said he had an abnormal heartbeat thanks to the ordeal.
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Minneapolis City Council votes to move forward with renovating George Floyd Square

The Minneapolis City Council’s latest vote on George Floyd Square will unlock street reconstruction after a five year wait. The plan allows for full vehicle traffic and transit to return to the area. But not every member is happy about the decision.
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Emails show Ellison wanted taxpayers to cover his commutes to and from Harvard fellowship

Internal emails obtained by 5 INVESTIGATES reveal outgoing city council member Jeremiah Ellison asked, through an aide, to use city funds to pay for flights between Harvard and Minneapolis to attend city council meetings twice a month.

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