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HCMC workers call for outside investigation of alleged discrimination and retaliation

Union workers at HCMC demand Hennepin County officials investigate allegations of discrimination and retaliation against employees. Hospital leadership denies these claims, asserting that they address worker complaints promptly. Workers express concerns about a culture of harassment, particularly affecting women of color.

2 men charged with having staggering amount of meth in their vehicles in Minneapolis

Two men face first-degree drug trafficking charges after law enforcement seized nearly 900 pounds of methamphetamine in Minneapolis, linked to Mexican cartels. The drugs were discovered in a storage unit, prompting a broader investigation into transnational trafficking operations. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty emphasized the devastating impact of such a large quantity of illicit drugs on the community.

Cyberattack deals major blow to Minneapolis affordable housing push

A cyberattack has forced Housing in Action, a nonprofit developer in north Minneapolis, to pause all construction and repair work after hackers stole nearly $800,000 from its accounts. The organization is collaborating with law enforcement to investigate the theft and is seeking financial support to mitigate the impact on affordable housing in the community.

2nd gunman charged in war zone shooting on Boom Island that left woman dead, others wounded

Marquez Demar Hill-Turnipseed, 23, faces charges for two counts of second-degree murder and three counts of attempted second-degree murder following a mass shooting at Boom Island Park that left one woman dead and four men injured. Police recovered approximately 130 shell casings and believe at least nine guns were fired during the incident. Hill-Turnipseed admitted to shooting at a vehicle with a passenger who was later identified as the victim, Stageina Whiting.

Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis to reopen to the public Aug. 9

Minneapolis’ Stone Arch Bridge will reopen on August 9 after over a year of repairs, ahead of schedule. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will feature food trucks and entertainment to celebrate the event. The $38.5 million project aimed to enhance the bridge's structural condition, which was closed in sections since spring 2024.

Man fatally stabbed Sunday in Minneapolis, another arrested

A man died after a stabbing incident in Minneapolis on Sunday. Police took another man into custody related to the alleged attack.

Alcohol suspected in ATV crash that injured 12-year-old in northern Minnesota

A Fourth of July ATV crash in Emily, Minnesota, severely injured a 37-year-old man and left a 12-year-old boy with minor injuries. The Crow Wing County Sheriff’s Office suspects alcohol contributed to the crash, which remains under investigation. First responders airlifted the man to a Duluth-area hospital for treatment.

A young Alabama student, a grandparent and a camp director among those killed in Texas floods

Devastating flooding in central Texas has claimed nearly 70 lives, including 21 children. Among the victims are Tanya Burwick, a grandmother who disappeared en route to work, and Jane Ragsdale, a beloved summer camp director. Search and rescue efforts continue as the community grapples with the aftermath of the tragedy.

Brace yourself Construction begins next week on I-394 in Minneapolis

MnDOT will begin a $70 million bridge and pavement repair project on I-394 and I-94 next week, leading to significant traffic disruptions in downtown Minneapolis. Motorists should anticipate lane closures and increased congestion, especially as alternate routes like Hwy. 55 will also be under construction. Officials advise planning ahead to mitigate delays.

Apple Valley police investigate death of man found on sidewalk

Apple Valley police investigate a man's death after he was found bloodied on a sidewalk early Sunday morning. Officers responded to the scene at 3:12 a.m. and declared the man dead, with his identity yet to be released.

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