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Floyd killing: Judge keeps 1 murder charge against Chauvin, drops another
A Hennepin County judge Thursday dismissed the third-degree murder charge against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter remain, as do aiding and abetting charges against three other former officers.
Art Hounds: Art that allows people to be seen (and heard)
Zoom allows audiences to see incarcerated writers reading their work in the annual event from the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshops. Also, essential worker portraits and coronavirus-inspired operas.
Can you trust opinion polls? We asked a Minneapolis pollster
Just about all of the polls in 2016 projected Hillary Clinton would win both the popular vote and the electoral college. She didn’t. Are this year’s polls any different?
First-year teachers get a crash course on dealing with chaos and change in pandemic
Managing classroom chaos — and anxiety — are just some of the usual challenges that come with being a first year teacher. But this year, those new teachers also have to master remote learning and managing all of the extra health protocols.
Minnesota-made app helping first responders nationwide
University of Minnesota researchers say their app to help first responders manage stress has now been downloaded in all 50 states.
Oct. 19 update on COVID-19 in MN: Big holiday gatherings too risky?
As Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers continue to go the wrong way, the state’s health commissioner on Monday urged Minnesotans to rethink their plans for traditional year-end holiday celebrations.
Voter mail bag: You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers
It’s been an election season unlike any other, and it’s prompting scores of questions about how we vote and what happens next. MPR News is working to track down answers.