Documents give details on Hennepin Healthcare employees fired for 'improperly' accessing George Floyd records
The public is learning more about some employees at Hennepin HealthCare who were fired for accessing George Floyd’s medical information when they weren’t supposed to.
Judge's order allows Derek Chauvin to live outside Minnesota, address confidential
Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill signed an order Thursday outlining where Derek Chauvin can live and keeping his address confidential.
Protesters take to the streets in St. Paul over Chauvin release
Protesters took to the streets of St. Paul to protest the release of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin after he posted bail on Wednesday.
Black Lives Matter rallies in Minneapolis Thursday
A group protesting the bond release of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin gathered outside Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis Thursday night before marching to the city's First Police Precinct.
51 arrested outside Minneapolis 5th Precinct following protest over Chauvin release
After an evening of peaceful protests, tensions rose at a protest outside of the Minneapolis Police Department's Fifth Precinct Wednesday night, leading to 51 arrests.
'Can't go into violence mode': Aunt of George Floyd asks for peace after Chauvin released
George Floyd’s aunt Angela Harrelson, the only immediate family member living in the Twin Cities metro, was stunned by the news Wednesday that former officer Derek Chauvin was released on bail.
Derek Chauvin released from jail on $1 million bond
Derek Chauvin has been released from the Oak Park Heights, Minnesota prison after posting a non-cash bond.
National Guard mobilized in Minneapolis after Chauvin release
Gov. Tim Walz has activated the Minnesota National Guard after Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd, was released from jail.
George Floyd mural in Minneapolis vandalized a second time
The mural of George Floyd at the memorial at 38th Street E and Chicago Avenue has been vandalized a second time.
Minneapolis officials outline options for changes to George Floyd memorial
Minneapolis leaders held a public meeting Thursday as officials plan changes to the intersection where George Floyd died.
Defense attorney in Floyd case pushes for change of venue due to hostile crowd after hearing
A lawyer representing one of the fired Minneapolis police officers in the George Floyd case submitted more documents calling for a change of venue for the upcoming trial after the defendants were met with a hostile crowd following last month's hearing.
Newly released video shows officer charged in George Floyd’s death helping man in wheelchair
The body camera footage of former Minneapolis police officer Thomas Lane helping a man in a motorized wheelchair was released to the public Thursday as his defense intends to use it as character evidence in the George Floyd case.
Council to review plan for public input on Minneapolis policing changes
At its next meeting, the Minneapolis City Council will be discussing a proposed timeline for community engagement for ideas how to change the current policing structure, according to city officials.
Video of fired officer helping man in wheelchair filed as evidence in Floyd case
The defense representing former Minneapolis police officer Thomas Lane is looking to use body camera footage of Lane helping a man on motorized wheelchair as character evidence during the George Floyd trial.
Court provides update on trial location for former officers in Floyd case
If the trial for the four former Minneapolis police officers remains in Hennepin County, the trial will be held at the Hennepin County Government Center, according to an update from the courts Tuesday.
Is U.S. crime wave due to ‘Minneapolis Effect’?
2020 may turn out to be one of the most violent years on record in Minneapolis with more than 400 shooting victims and 59 homicides so far, with more than three months of the year to go.
Defense teams in Floyd case say state's additional evidence shows need for four separate cases
Attorneys representing three of the fired Minneapolis police officers in the George Floyd case say the prosecution's plan to introduce more evidence regarding the former officers' previous bad actions further proves their point for four separate cases.
Minneapolis City Council Committee exploring options for 38th and Chicago as winter looms
The city of Minneapolis is exploring ways to reopen the 38th and Chicago Avenue intersection to motor vehicle traffic in time for winter.
Lyn-Lake beautification project aims to restore hope to businesses after riots
A small business owner in south Minneapolis is committed to helping businesses that were impacted by the riots following the death of George Floyd.
Minneapolis City Council approves renaming section of Chicago Ave. as 'George Perry Floyd Jr Place'
The Minneapolis City Council has approved a name change to honor the life of George Floyd.