Pioneer Press’ Nick Ferraro reports: “A jury on Thursday acquitted a man of murder and all other charges in the killing of his mother, who was caught in the crossfire as he and her ex-boyfriend exchanged more than three dozen shots in an Apple Valley neighborhood nearly three years ago.”
Mary Murphy at the Duluth News Tribune reports: “The Minnesota House Public Safety Committee advanced a bill Wednesday that would require local law enforcement to report an individual arrested for a violent offense to ICE and to cooperate in data sharing with federal immigration authorities.”
Erica Zurek at MPR News and The Associated Press reports: “Members of Minnesota’s National Guard received an email Thursday explaining how to initiate voluntary separation from the army if they have a ‘current diagnosis, history of, or exhibit symptoms consistent with gender dysphoria.’”
Derek James at WCCO reports: “Home sales in the Twin Cities and statewide are down about 5% year to year, according to the latest reports.”
Alex Derosier at the Pioneer Press reports: “A Republican push to oust a Democratic-Farmer-Labor state senator accused of felony burglary has stalled once again in the Senate’s ethics committee.”
Jack Irvin at People reports: “Lizzo is getting candid about her mental health. During a concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on March 12, the ‘Truth Hurts’ singer spoke about struggling with depression in 2023. She was sued by former backup dancers on allegations of harassment and a toxic workplace environment in August of that year and has denied all allegations.”
KARE 11’s Bill Strande reports: “At the State Capitol Thursday, a proposal was heard that aims to resurrect the retired Minnesota state flag.”
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