Federal consent decree mandating Minneapolis police reforms expected after city and DOJ reach tentative agreement
The city of Minneapolis and U.S. Department of Justice have tentatively agreed on a consent decree that could mandate extensive reforms to the Minneapolis Police Department, sources confirmed to MPR News.
KARE 11 has confirmed a report by The Minnesota Star Tribune that the city and federal government reached a tentative deal on ...
Chauvin's legal team has been granted permission to examine heart tissue and fluid samples taken during Floyd's autopsy.
Derek Chauvin's lawyers claims his client wouldn't have pleaded guilty in the George Floyd case if he knew about Dr.
In an effort to challenge Derek Chauvin’s conviction in the federal case that resulted in the death of George Floyd, his ...
Five years have passed since George Floyd’s tragic murder, but the site where his life ended remains an enduring symbol of resilience, grief, and social change. The intersection in Minneapolis ...
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A judge has granted permission to lawyers for Derek Chauvin to have samples from George Floyd examined as part of the former ...
The Minneapolis City Council voted to pursue the idea for a pedestrian mall at George Floyd Square on Thursday, while also upholding the veto on the creation of a labor standards board. “The ...
Following the police murder of George Floyd, Minnesota's largest city has come to a tentative agreement with the ...
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