Sen. Hoffman makes first public remarks since June shooting at DNC gathering
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State Senator John Hoffman returns to the public eye after surviving a June assassination attempt. He spoke Monday at the Democratic National Committee’s summer meeting in Minneapolis, calling for less “performance politics” and more focus on solutions. He also honored the legacy of Melissa Hortman, who was killed in the same series of shootings that injured Hoffman and his wife.
Voters in two Minnesota Senate districts head to the polls today for special primary elections.
Prosecutors want a 41-month sentence for Ashley Dyrdahl, who purchased firearms used in the Burnsville killings that left three first responders dead.
The trial begins for a former Minnesota Teacher of the Year, now facing charges of sexually assaulting a student.
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St. Paul continues recovering from a recent cyberattack. City Council President Rebecca Noecker says permitting delays and software upgrades are ongoing.
In sports: The Twins fell to the Blue Jays in Toronto, 10-4. The Vikings—and all NFL teams—must finalize their 53-man rosters by today’s cutdown deadline.
It’s Military Appreciation Day at the Minnesota State Fair, which hits its halfway point. Def Leppard takes the Grandstand stage tonight.
🎧 Catch the full morning episode of Minnesota Today for more details.
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