The state’s Office of Cannabis Management had a legal obligation to conduct the social equity preapproval lottery, a Ramsey County judge ruled on Friday.
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John Sawchak, accused in south Minneapolis neighbor shooting, again found incompetent
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Tesla vandal is spared charges after inflicting thousands of dollars of damage in Twin Cities lot
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Judge orders officials to explain detention of University of Minnesota student from Turkey
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Immigration detentions of international students expand beyond protesters
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Deadlock and disappointment as St. Paul fails to pick an interim City Council member
Mayor Melvin Carter will appoint a temporary replacement for Mitra Jalali, but the council was left divided.
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Bill would give $1 million to nonprofit run by violence interrupter whose Minneapolis contract was pulled after shootout, threats
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