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Police defuse tense standoff
A 33-year-old man driving a van led police on a slow chase, which ended when the pursuing officers boxed him in on a dead-end street. The man refused to leave his van, telling officers to just leave him alone and let him go home.Officers talked to the driver for two hours, peacefully resolving the standoff.
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Cause of Christmas Day fire at homeless shelter not yet known
Investigators still don't know what caused a Christmas Day fire at a downtown Minneapolis homeless shelter that displaced hundreds of people, fire investigators said Thursday.
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Man fatally stabbed on New Year's Day is identified
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the victim Thursday as 25-year-old Jabir Ahmed Ali of Faribault.
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City giving away free radon test kits
The Environmental Protection Agency designates January as National Radon Action Month.
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City's wage theft prevention ordinance now in effect
The City of Minneapolis has adopted part of the state's new Wage Theft law into local ordinance, providing workers with an additional avenue to recover unpaid wages.
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