Minnesota Supreme Court takes up House control case. Three officers won't be charged in deadly shooting
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The Minnesota Supreme Court Thursday hears arguments on whether Republicans are conducting lawful proceedings in the state House.
The anti-abortion group Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life held its annual "March for Life" at the State Capitol yesterday. The group has denounced the rise in abortions in the state.
And the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office says it will not file charges against three Minneapolis police officers who fatally shot a man last June. County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced the decision in the shooting of 39-year-old Michael Warren Ristow, who was shot police near the intersection of 33rd Street and Hiawatha Avenue.
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