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A 23-year-old man is charged with one count of second-degree murder with intent. His girlfriend was fighting with the victim's sister at the time of the shooting.

Nice Ride's executive director said the nonprofit organization paid all its premiums and characterized the suit as a "bogus claim."

A dozen states including Arizona, Florida, Texas and Utah have seen recent case growth, including in severe cases requiring hospitalization.

Classes will begin Sept. 8, which is later than first planned, and pivot to distance learning by Thanksgiving.

To get the measure on the November ballot, the City Council and charter commission would need to work on an expedited schedule.

The sheriff's deputy reached a house at the end of the narrow Northern California dirt road and decided getting help from more deputies would be a good idea. The terrain was steep, the redwood forest thick.

Three officers struggled to contain a man on the ground with one officer delivering knee strikes, chief said.

After a medical emergency at the wrestling state meet, Becker's Brayden Weber has been cleared to resume physical activity and hopes to wrestle and play football again.

He was an advocate for civil rights and recovery from chemical dependency.

It comes at a critical moment in state history, but Democrats and Republicans are divided on the best path forward on police reform.

The athletic department announced its return plans Friday, as the football team began getting tested for COVID-19.

Denise Pontrelli had led the east metro district for five years.

The company also pledged $100,000 to a LGBTQ education nonprofit.

"Misclassification error" doesn't obscure enduring economic pain of the ongoing pandemic.

The American Association announced a plan to resume play on July 3 with six of its 12 teams playing out of three hub cities until pandemic restrictions ease.

I wrote the book about the Duluth lynchings that took place 100 years ago this week. Some people thought the event didn't need to be revisited. Some people probably do still.

But reforms must address department's history of abusing minorities.

Reporting on the facts is not the problem.

Social-media posts were abhorrent, but this is a tale of who gets a second chance and who doesn't, and of a collective need to change.

There's more to Margaret Mitchell's story than its shelving by HBO Max implies.

May we all be a little more like Ari.

And what will you make of my bringing them up?

"What Minneapolis will be remembered for is its response," said Brookings expert Amy Liu, reflecting thoughts of other civic leaders.

Let's be clear about the intent.