Use of 'terrorism' label depends on questions of rhetoric, law
When to use the word seems to divide even members of the Trump administration.
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Mpls. committee backs Arradondo to lead police force
A Minneapolis City Council committee has recommended that acting police chief Medaria Arradondo continue to lead the department.
Ex-Minneapolis police chief Harteau is out, but not down
In her first interview since her ouster, Janee Harteau says she didn't initially realize the depth of anger ignited by a July police shooting, or the political fallout to come. She also says she may not be done with police work.
Muslims concerned as FBI avoids 'terrorism' label for mosque bombing
The FBI and other law enforcement agencies haven't described Saturday's mosque bombing as terrorism. Some say there's a double standard at play.
BCA eyeing officers' training records in Ruszczyk shooting probe
Investigators say the records for officers Mohamed Noor and Matthew Harrity will be used to corroborate statements made during interviews, according to a search warrant application.
Arradondo clears hurdle in Mpls. police chief nomination process
A City Council committee unanimously accepted the nomination of acting police chief Medaria Arradondo to replace former chief Harteau who was asked to resign last month.
Fatal shootings force policing to top of Mpls. mayoral race agenda
At a time when confidence and trust in police are floundering, the topic of public safety has taken on new significance.
Black leaders back 'Rondo' for Minneapolis police chief
A coalition of African American church and civil rights leaders called for Minneapolis officials to approve Medaria Arradondo as the city's first black police chief
Cop who killed Ruszczyk took unconventional path to becoming officer
Officer Mohamed Noor joined the police force through a nontraditional, 30-week cadet academy. Police officials say it's condensed, but thorough.
'Rondo' rose through police ranks to helm a department under pressure
The Minneapolis City Council could begin discussing as soon as this week what happens next with mayor Betsy Hodges' choice to run the Minneapolis police department. If approved, Medaria Arradondo will become the city's first black police chief.
Mpls. police chief resigns, protesters call for mayor to also step down
Mayor Betsy Hodges asked Harteau to resign, saying "I've lost confidence in the Chief's ability to lead us further."
'Justine didn't have to die': Harteau slams cop who shot 911 caller
Officer Mohamed Noor's actions the night he shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk "go against how we are as a department" Minneapolis Police Chief Janee Harteau told reporters Thursday.
Australian woman's family hires Castile attorney
The family of an Australian woman fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer has hired the attorney who represented the family of black motorist Philando Castile, who was also gunned down by an area officer.
Friend of Jamar Clark protest shooter sentenced to jail
Nathan Gustavsson will also serve a minimum of five years of probation. A self-proclaimed gun enthusiast, he's banned for life from owning or possessing firearms in Minnesota because he is a convicted felon.
Minneapolis officials call for improved policy on police body cameras
Some Minneapolis city officials say they expect there will be a lot of discussion about body camera policy in the coming weeks.
When flames of racial strife engulfed a Minneapolis street
Fifty years ago, tensions boiled over on north Minneapolis' Plymouth Avenue
Mpls. police shooting leads to more questions on body cameras
The officers involved in the fatal shooting of Justine Ruszczyk did not activate their body cameras, according to investigators.
The heat on the street
Minneapolis police are making foot patrols a big part of their summer safety campaign.
Drug dealer found guilty of murder in Minn. heroin overdose death
Prosecutors said Beverly Burrell sold Max Tillitt the dose of heroin that killed him. A judge in May found her guilty of third-degree murder for selling deadly heroin to another man, Luke Ronnei.
A year after Castile's death, a changing Minnesota
The shooting, the verdict and the protests that followed left their mark on Minnesota. They've touched police officers, activists and residents throughout the state, all the way to the Capitol.