Christina Palladino
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Minneapolis, MN, United States
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4 Minneapolis officers accused of killing George Floyd to make court appearances Monday
The former Minneapolis Police Officers accused of killing George Floyd will make appearances in a downtown Minneapolis courtroom Monday. → Read More
After addressing Floyd's death, protesters again call for Minneapolis police union leader to resign
Once again, hundreds of people gathered outside the Minneapolis police federation building on Thursday, calling for union boss Bob Kroll to step down. → Read More
Minnesota long-term care facility residents can meet with visitors outdoors under new guidelines
Residents of long-term care facilities can now visit with friends and family members outdoors, according to new Minnesota Department of Health guidelines. → Read More
Minnesota Freedom Fund promises transparency with $30 million in donations
A Minnesota bail nonprofit aimed at helping to get low income people out of jail is now facing mounting criticism of how the organization is using millions of dollars in donations. → Read More
Minneapolis Parks and Recreation votes to end relationship with Minneapolis Police
Another organization is cutting ties with Minneapolis Police in the wake of George Floyd’s death. → Read More
Who was George Floyd? Family, friends, coworkers remember 'loving spirit'
George Floyd was known as a father, friend and a well-liked coworker at several businesses in Minneapolis and now his friends don’t want his life to be lost in vain. → Read More
COVID-19 test collection at Minnesota National Guard sites may surpass goal
After a large turnout, the Minnesota National Guard has concluded its free testing over the holiday weekend for anyone who wanted to know if they had COVID-19. → Read More
Family describes the loss of Twin Cities front-line assisted living worker to COVID-19
A manager of several Twin Cities metro area assisted living facilities is being remembered after he died from COVID-19 earlier this month after weeks on the front line of the pandemic. → Read More
Owner of Hell's Kitchen explains challenges restaurant owners face ahead of reopening
Gov. Tim Walz is expected to announce a phased plan of how bars and restaurants can safely reopen with a target date of June 1 Wednesday. → Read More
As Minnesota's stay-at-home order expires, here's how other states are handling reopening
As Minnesota prepares to reopen more retailers Monday, neighboring states have already flipped the switch. → Read More
West St. Paul woman, who was once homeless, now delivering food to families in need
The pandemic has forced many families on the brink to choose whether they pay the rent or put food on the table. → Read More
Pilgrim's Pride plant implements COVID-19 mitigation efforts after uptick in cases, activists want more
Workers at Pilgrim’s Pride Poultry Processing Plant raised concerns over fears for their health inside the facility as COVID-19 cases have exploded. → Read More
Family urges gunman to come forward after Minneapolis teen gravely injured in senseless shooting
A Minneapolis family is hoping for a miracle as their teenage daughter fights for her life after she was shot. → Read More
Prior Lake restaurant owner is ready to open, but needs to know when
Leaders from the state’s hospitality industry say they’re working with Gov. Tim Walz to come up with available plan to hopefully open up resorts and restaurants again, but owners say they need to know an opening date now or many of them will go under for good. → Read More
Doctors re-thinking use of ventilators for COVID-19 patients
Doctors in Minnesota are re-thinking the rush to put COVID-19 patients on ventilators as they learn more about what the virus does to the body. In fact, they're using the equipment now as a last-ditch option. → Read More
Parents waiting on wellness checks, vaccinations for kids because of coronavirus fears
Concerns over exposure to COVID-19 are creating a backlog in families postponing routine wellness visits and vaccinations for their children. → Read More
Gillette Children's team shifts from fabricating prosthetics to making masks
From fabricating prosthetics and wheelchairs to now making masks, a team from the Orthotics, Prosthetics and Seating Department at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare is using their sewing skills to help their fellow hospital workers during COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
ICE detainees fear COVID-19 in Minnesota county jails
Immigration detainees are speaking out over what they claim are deteriorating conditions inside county jails that put them at risk of COVID-19. → Read More
Half a million out-of-work Minnesotans apply for unemployment
More than 500,000 Minnesotans have now lost their jobs over the past five weeks and it has left a lot of people wondering what’s next. → Read More
Lakeville boxing club keeps Parkinson's class fighting during pandemic
Despite the closure of gyms during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Lakeville, Minnesota boxing club is determined to keep a special group of people who are battling Parkinson’s fighting on a daily basis. → Read More