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Twin Cities low-wage workers get pay raises starting Friday Here s what you need to know

The step increases will occur over several years, with Minneapolis small businesses expected to hit the $15 rate by 2024, followed by St. Paul s in 2027.

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African American history makers at home honored

A group has been honored as part of the History Makers at Home program - a special honor from the Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights.

United statesNorth high schoolUniversity of minnesotaLisa clemonsSharon cookMohammed lawalRachel hardemanGeorge floydSharon sayles beltonVelma korbelLarry mckenzieMel reevesYohuru williamsDeborah wattsBryan tynerMinneapolis department of civil rights

Minneapolis African American civil rights leaders honored in History Makers at Home

A group has been honored as part of the History Makers at Home program - a special honor from the Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights.

United statesNorth high schoolUniversity of minnesotaLisa clemonsSharon cookMohammed lawalRachel hardemanGeorge floydSharon sayles beltonVelma korbelLarry mckenzieMel reevesYohuru williamsDeborah wattsBryan tynerMinneapolis department of civil rights

Minneapolis will have city agency review police department s no-knock warrant policy

Minneapolis plans to have an office under the city s Department of Civil Rights review MPD s no-knock warrant policy.

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HCMC docs flouted safety laws in sedative studies, FDA says

The regulatory agency sent warning letters to two doctors detailing how their drug trials on ketamine and other sedatives put the public at risk.

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