Minneapolis

The plan now faces a far higher chance of making it on the November ballot than it did last year

Attorneys for the family called it the "largest pre-trial settlement in a civil rights wrongful death case in U.S. history"

Judge Peter Cahill added the charge after Derek Chauvin's legal team failed to get appellate courts to block it

One was anxious about high emotion surrounding the case. One worried his family might be targeted. And one was delighted to receive the jury summons

Judge Peter Cahill said he intends to resume with jury selection Tuesday after it was postponed

Jury selection was paused while the judge considers whether to reinstate a third-degree murder charge

City leaders plan to bring in thousands of police officers and Guard soldiers to prepare for possible unrest

Under the proposal, the city would create a new Department of Public Safety

12 agencies are partnering on trial security in hopes of preventing widespread unrest and property damage

The unanimous vote came eight days after police requested the funding, saying they were down 200 police officers from recent years

Prosecutors argued that the pandemic made it unsafe to hold Chauvin's trial in March

Chauvin's attorney argued that the charge did not fit his client's actions

A student's Instagram post sparked outcry, but dashcam video appears to refute some of his claims

The Guard troops will supplement local law enforcement agencies in preparing for potential unrest

The move comes after an appellate court ruling earlier this week in a separate case of an ex-officer convicted of third-degree murder