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Top Minneapolis news: Police to take dog sensitivity training; minimum wage ordinance upheld; more

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Published on January 23, 2020
Top Minneapolis news: Police to take dog sensitivity training; minimum wage ordinance upheld; morePhoto: Mark Gstohl/Flickr

Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis parks board settles with detained Somali teens

Each family will get $40,000 to settle the discrimination complaint filed with the state Department of Human Rights.

Read the full story on KARE11.

Minneapolis Police required to take dog sensitivity training

The Minneapolis Police Department is requiring all officers to take dog sensitivity training as part of their in-service sessions.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.

Lemandre Ingram died of gunshot wound in north Minneapolis alley

Officials says the man, whose body was found Monday in a north Minneapolis alley, died of a gunshot wound to the head.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.

Minnesota Supreme Court upholds Minneapolis' minimum wage ordinance

Mayor Jacob Frey's office said he has increased funding for enforcement of the minimum wage ordinance.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.

Sydney Jordan wins Democratic primary for NE Minneapolis House seat

Labor and environmental activist Sydney Jordan has won a Democratic primary election for a Minnesota House seat in northeast Minneapolis.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.


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