Trooper Londregan cleared of wrongdoing. Minneapolis park workers approve new contract
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Ryan Londregan, the Minnesota trooper who was charged with murder for shooting and killing Ricky Cobb II during a traffic stop last year, is heading back to work after the state patrol cleared him of wrongdoing.
And Minneapolis park workers have voted to approve a new contract with the city’s park and recreation board. The approval follows a 22-day strike of unionized park workers. The union says the new contract has better wages, including a more than 10 percent cost-of-living adjustment over three years.
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