Minneapolis

"The lack of appreciation for the sanctity of life leaves many of us aching for understanding," said a police chief after the attack.

The jury selection process was much different from the one in Derek Chauvin's trial, which had a jury of half white and half nonwhite members.

A group of media organizations has sent a letter to the judge requesting the restrictions be changed so the public has more access to the trial.

Judge Peter Cahill said that if attorneys on both sides cannot agree on a start date for the trial, it will be slated to begin on March 7.

Victor Devon Edwards was convicted on charges in connection to evidence that he looted items and contributed to a fire that caused about $1 million in damage.

The jury has reached a verdict in the Kim Potter trial after days of deliberation. The live updates for this blog have ended.

Josh Engle's accident occurred a few days prior to Thanksgiving and left him in a coma for three weeks before his death.

Minnesota cop Kim Potter will take to the stand to try persuade jurors to acquit her of manslaughter charges after the shooting of Daunte Wright.

A use-of-force expert testified he didn't think a reasonable officer would have believed there was an imminent threat of danger in the situation.

A new federal docket entry on Monday indicated that Chauvin plans to change his not-guilty plea in the case ahead of his scheduled January trial.

Activists are calling for Officer Christopher Lange to face disciplinary action after the incident inside an Aldi store in Minneapolis.

Medaria Arradondo said that "the impacts of Floyd's killing will stay with me forever," but they did not factor into his decision to retire next month.

The show scheduled for August 3, 2022, at Huntington Bank Stadium was the band's only tour stop in Minnesota.

Attorneys continue to question potential jurors in the manslaughter trial of former police officer Kim Potter.

City council members who voted to cut the police budget have accused officers of becoming non-responsive to calls from their districts to punish them.

Derek and Kellie Chauvin are accused of withholding more than $400,000 from their taxes from 2014 to 2019.

On Tuesday, Indira Sheumaker defeated two-term incumbent Bill Gray in Des Moines, as Iowa has become an increasingly Republican-controlled state.

Minneapolis voters rejected a proposition that would have disbanded the city's police department and replaced it with a new public safety department.

The California Retail Association previously reported that San Francisco was among the top 10 worst across the U.S. for retail theft.

The Minneapolis proposal had not been expected to pass; however, the race in Buffalo represents a surprise in that city.

Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo encouraged the city to vote against the new public safety unit that will be included on a ballot next week.

The "Facebook Papers" revealed that former President Trump's post about looters in Minneapolis resulted in a large spike in hate speech on the social media platform.

Judge Peter Chahill said there is no reason to believe releasing the names "presents any external threats to the jurors' safety."

"Officer Cummings' actions deviated from his oath and his negligence caused the death of Leneal Frazier," the Hennepin County attorney said.

Mohamed Noor was convicted of murder for the 2017 shooting of Justine Ruszczyk Damond. The conviction was overturned in September.

One lawyer from the group challenged the election in Wisconsin, claiming that there were "integrity issues."

Originally, Chauvin asked for a public defender to represent him on the appeal. However, the state Supreme Court denied his request, saying that he was ineligible after reviewing his financial assets.

Police are investigating after extremist propaganda was found at the University of St. Thomas on September 27.

A legal analyst told Newsweek the ex-police officer "has a shot, even if just remote one, on a couple of issues."

Ex-police officer Chauvin, a white man, intends to appeal his conviction and sentence for the murder of George Floyd, a Black man.