MINNEAPOLIS — The federal prosecution of journalist Don Lemon took an unlikely turn Tuesday. Facing charges over his presence at a church protest challenging the immigration crackdown in Minnesota, Lemon has hired as one of his defense lawyers a veteran … Continued
By GARANCE BURKE and BYRON TAU More than two dozen privacy and advocacy organizations are calling on California Gov. Gavin Newsom to remove a network of covert license plate readers deployed across Southern California that the groups believe feed data … Continued
Last week’s fatal shooting of a St. Paul man in the city’s West Seventh neighborhood was a planned robbery, according to charges. Antavarius Scott Baker, 38, of Minneapolis, was charged Monday by warrant in Ramsey County District Court with two … Continued
MILAN — Hannah Bilka scored twice, and the United States’ youth and speed overwhelmed a Canadian women’s hockey team missing its captain in a 5-0 win at the Milan Cortina Games on Tuesday. The lopsided victory clinched first place for … Continued
“PATH was built to manage crisis, not prevent it. Its role is to decide who qualifies for shelter, not who needs housing. As a result, families are forced to fall far enough to be deemed eligible.” Department of Homeless Services’ … Continued