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3 arrested, 1 released in 4th Precinct shooting; #Justice4Jamar demonstrations continue

3 arrested, 1 released in 4th Precinct shooting; #Justice4Jamar demonstrations continue

Three white men are in custody as part of the investigation into Monday night's shootings near the 4th Precinct, Minneapolis police said. Protests over that shooting and the police shooting of Jamar Clark continue.
by Tim Nelson, MPR News Staff, Peter Cox and Doualy Xaykaothao

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Photos: Marchers head downtown and back to concert

Photos: Marchers head downtown and back to concert

Marchers walked from the 4th Precinct to downtown Minneapolis and back, as college students and others joined the protest.
by MPR News Staff

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Long-silent Duluth Armory may hear music once again

Long-silent Duluth Armory may hear music once again

Now a century old, the disused armory may be nearing a rebirth as a space for retail, restaurants and music.
by Dan Kraker

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Hodges confronted by demonstrators as she visits 4th Precinct

Hodges confronted by demonstrators as she visits 4th Precinct

The mayor of Minneapolis got a chilly reception as temperatures fell and gusty winds beat the sides of protesters' tents Thursday night. One person told Hodges he felt terrorized by police.
by Matt Sepic and Riham Feshir

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Photos: Emotional candlelight vigil rallies protesters

Photos: Emotional candlelight vigil rallies protesters

Demonstrators in front of the Minneapolis police department's Fourth Precinct held a vigil late Friday afternoon, as leaders from the national NAACP joined the group's nearly weeklong efforts.
by Judy Griesedieck and Doualy Xaykaothao

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Black Lives Matter demonstrators dig in at Mpls. police precinct, undeterred by rain, cold

Black Lives Matter demonstrators dig in at Mpls. police precinct, undeterred by rain, cold

The entrance to the Minneapolis Police Department's Fourth Precinct has been occupied by Black Lives Matter demonstrators since Sunday, when officers shot Jamar Clark, a black man in his 20s.
by Doualy Xaykaothao

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Officials hope public-private plan speeds Red River flood project

Officials hope public-private plan speeds Red River flood project

Fargo-Moorhead leaders say work on a massive flood diversion project will move faster if a private contractor manages much of the project instead of the Army Corps of Engineers. It's a new approach for the Corps.
by Dan Gunderson

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