Homeless evicted from former Minneapolis hotel after drug overdose
The sudden evacuation marks the second time in recent weeks that large numbers of homeless people have been forced to leave a temporary site.
The sudden evacuation marks the second time in recent weeks that large numbers of homeless people have been forced to leave a temporary site.
City Council President Brandon Scott, who ran a campaign focused on youthful energy, progressive ideas and experience, has won the Democratic nomination for Baltimore mayor. He has pledged to tackle longstanding challenges in the city such as gun violence and substance abuse.
Johnson endured stage IV cancer for six years, kept working.
At Hiawatha Golf Club on Tuesday, there was a search for perspective on where we are, where we could be going, in a city and a state these older black men have made home.
State of Minnesota gets National Guard's bill for deployment to respond to Minneapolis, St. Paul unrest.
Most activities in Minnesota are going to be permitted in limited capacities, starting Wednesday, but the need to stick to social distancing remains.
The ATF released photos of several suspects who allegedly set fire to a police station, a school, a bank and a grocery store.
"This behavior does not align with the vision, mission, values and goals of the Minneapolis Police Department," a spokesman said.
But some changes, like virtual tours, are likely to stick around.
A Louisiana man had his first-degree murder conviction voided by a judge on Tuesday after his lawyer argued that the jury's split verdict was unconstitutional.
The president of a Silicon Valley medical technology company was charged Tuesday with misleading investors by falsely claiming the company had developed a government-approved blood test for the new coronavirus — the first criminal securities fraud prosecution related to the COVID-19 pandemic, federal officials said.
The pandemic was the final blow; students will likely be able to transfer to a Bloomington school.
The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives released several photos of people suspected of setting fires in Minneapolis during protests over the police killing of George Floyd.
Facebook CEO fails to learn from his mistakes, and the truth suffers.
Despite doctor's comments, those who don't have symptoms can still spread the virus.
Can't we mobilize to rebuild, too?
Banning police unions may invite attacks on other unions. Instead, address the long tie between police unions and police violence.
Changes of this magnitude are needed in order to support the other proposals on the table.
Authorities are seeking persons of interest from several Minneapolis locations that were set ablaze during recent unrest.
"We denounce it and we have from the beginning," said Patrick Lynch, surrounded by members of police forces all across the state of New York.
Wild defenseman Matt Dumba helped establish the Hockey Diversity Alliance to demolish racism and intolerance in hockey. The group has already received insight from Colin Kaepernick.
Members of the D.C. National Guard have tested positive for COVID-19 in the wake of the massive protests across the nation's capital last week, according to Lt. Col. Brooke Davis, Guard spokeswoman.
The U.S. military is rethinking its traditional connection to Confederate Army symbols, mindful of their divisiveness at a time the nation is wrestling with questions of race after the death of George Floyd in police hands.
Four cast members are not returning for another season of Bravo's "Vanderpump Rules" after their past race-related comments surfaced.
An Indianapolis man was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to fatally shooting a police dog that was pursuing him.