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Federal cuts push Minnesota food shelves to lean on community
Food distributors will spend around $10 million to account for lost state and federal dollars. A new food shelf model being tested in north Minneapolis could make a difference.
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Judge rules ICE agent arrested for shooting in Minneapolis can be released from Texas jail
Minnesota sues Trump administration over mail ballot restrictions
In landmark settlement, Meta agrees to curtail teen social media use in Minnesota
ICE is still arresting people in Minnesota — but the tactics have changed
Federal prosecutors accuse Minneapolis man of laundering $750,000 for Mexican drug cartel
Minneapolis looks at making it easier for felons to own large dogs
Minneapolis looks at making it easier for convicted felons to own large dogs
Minneapolis requires some felons to pay $250 to own a large dog. That could change.
Pretti family wants ‘accountability’ for agents who killed their son
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