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US & Canada · UvaldeGunman barricaded himself inside a classroom, shooting anyone that was in his way, an official says. Among those killed in Tuesday's shooting at Robb Elementary School in the town of Uvalde was fourth-grade teacher Eva Mireles. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has won the Republican primary in a bid to keep his job.See the Story
First victim named after Texas school massacre
49% Center coverage: 99 sources
Gun Laws · AlabamaOfficials gather outside Walnut Park Elementary School in Gadsden, Alabama, following a fatal police shooting on Thursday, June 9. Police say the shooting was in response to a domestic violence incident at the school. The school has been placed on lockdown until the situation is under control.See the Story
Alabama school resource officer kills man trying to enter school
50% Center coverage: 60 sources
Black Lives Matter · MinneapolisKatie Wright says a Brooklyn Center police officer injured her wrist while she recorded a police traffic stop. Wright said she wanted to make sure the two young Black men the officers had pulled over would get home safe. Wright's son, Daunte, died on April 11, 2021, when former Brooklyn Center officer Kim Potter fatally shot him.See the Story
Daunte Wright’s mother detained after recording traffic stop
52% Left coverage: 33 sources
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Senate OKs overhaul of baby formula rules in aid program
64% Center coverage: 28 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonPresident Joe Biden says he was not briefed on the prospect of shortages for about two months. Company executives at a meeting Biden hosted from the White House told the president they knew the impact of a shutdown of a major production plant. The delay undercut the administration's efforts to demonstrate that he has been on top of the problem.See the Story
Biden Not Alerted to Baby Formula Shortage Until April
37% Left coverage: 27 sources
Black Lives Matter · Brooklyn CenterThe City of Brooklyn Center has agreed to pay a $3.25 million settlement to the family of Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man fatally shot by a white police officer. Former officer Kim Potter is serving a two-year prison sentence after being convicted on two counts of manslaughter for his killing following a traffic stop. The settlement will not be finalized until agreement is also reached on substantial and meaningful non-monetary relief, attorneys for Wright's family said.See the Story
Family of Daunte Wright agrees to $3.25M settlement with Brooklyn Center
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US & Canada · Saint PaulMinnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman, DFL-Brooklyn Park, tested positive for COVID-19. The announcement comes as the Legislature enters the final stretch of the legislative session. Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller, R-Winona, was involved in private negotiations with Hortman earlier in the week.See the Story
House Speaker Melissa Hortman tests positive for COVID
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Planned ParenthoodIf Roe v. Wade is overturned, Minnesota Planned Parenthood clinics could see a 10-25% increase in patients seeking abortion care. The court's holding will not be final until it is published in the coming months. Both North Dakota and South Dakota have laws that would trigger almost total bans on abortion if Roe is overturned.See the Story
Roe v. Wade leak sparks conversation near Fayetteville Planned Parenthood
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Police investigating armed carjacking in Scarborough
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US & Canada · MinneapolisJamal Smith is charged with first-degree murder in the death of youth baseball coach Jay Boughton on July 6, 2021. Investigators say Smith fired at Bougton following a short traffic dispute as their vehicles rolled down the highway in Plymouth. Smith was arrested Aug. 24 in Decatur, Illinois, and has since been held in the Hennepin County Jail.See the Story
Trial of accused Highway 169 shooter Jamal Smith gets underway
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Humane Society · Golden ValleyAnimal Humane Society says a $6 million estate bequest will kick-start a transformation of animal care in the metro area. Steven Nordberg and Betsy McDonald were dedicated volunteers who cared for what are known as bottle babies. The Humane Society is going big. It bought the Brock White construction materials warehouse beside Highway 280 in St. Paul.See the Story
Twin Cities' Animal Humane Society receives record $6 million donation
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Brooklyn Park Police Search for Shooter That Struck Vehicle
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota · Brooklyn ParkA Brooklyn Park family has been displaced after a fire broke out in the basement of their home Sunday evening.Firefighters were called to a home on Morgan Circle North around 8:30 Sunday night.Investigators say the fire started in the basement utility room, which contained gas-fed appliances that likely helped the fire spread.See the Story
Brooklyn Park Family Displaced After House Fire
Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisPolice departments across the country are struggling with staffing issues and among them is the Golden Valley Police Department — which is dealing with declining numbers.“It’s a concern, but I’m not going to say critical,” said Police Chief Virgil Green.The Minnesota Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training shows the Golden Valley police department has 21 active primary officers, but the city is budgeted for 31.See the Story
Golden Valley Police Are Dealing With A Significant Staffing Shortage
Golden Valley, Minnesota · Golden ValleyAdam Turman is using his art to inspire people to shop and explore local places.At Golden Valley Commons, you’ll find “Hot Dish Girl.”Turman says the character is a “mash-up between of Marjorie Johnson and Betty Crocker.”“Hot Dish Girl” by Adam TurmanArtventure has a total of ten characters spread between Golden Valley and St. Louis Park.“I really tried to have fun with the idea of where I live. I love St.See the Story
