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Minneapolis sexual assault investigations to focus on victims

Minneapolis sexual assault investigations to focus on victims

The city of Minneapolis is changing the way police handle sexual assault investigations in hopes of better serving victims.
by Mark Zdechlik

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Bill would ban flame-retardant chemicals in Minnesota

Bill would ban flame-retardant chemicals in Minnesota

A bipartisan bill at the Minnesota Legislature would ban flame-retardant chemicals believed to be a health threat to firefighters and children.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Australians struggle to process 'shocking killing'

Australians struggle to process 'shocking killing'

In Justine Ruszczyk's homeland, where police shootings are rare, journalists and officials have puzzled over the circumstances of her death.
by Jon Collins and Riham Feshir

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Minnesota Senate passes bill to combat opioid epidemic

Minnesota Senate passes bill to combat opioid epidemic

The legislation would raise $20 million annually from drug companies to pay for treatment and prevention programs.
by Tim Pugmire

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Roads remain closed by floodwaters; Minnesotans offer flood assistance to Nebraska tribe

Roads remain closed by floodwaters; Minnesotans offer flood assistance to Nebraska tribe

The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community sent its mobile health unit to assist the Santee Sioux Nation with its flood recovery efforts, but doesn't yet anticipate needing to deploy closer to home.
by Tom Crann, Cody Nelson, MPR News Staff and Megan Burks

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