Pandemic Pettiness: Sacramento Neighbor Receives 'Shock Collar' in Anonymous Amazon Delivery
A Sacramento woman called out an anonymous neighbor for sending her an Amazon delivery with a shock collar for her barking dog.
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A Sacramento woman called out an anonymous neighbor for sending her an Amazon delivery with a shock collar for her barking dog.
On Tuesday, Minnesota's vaccine eligibility will expand to everyone 16 and older. On Monday, the Minnesota Department of Health reports that there are 1,550 new cases of the virus and five more deaths.
UCLA scored the first seven points in overtime as it upset Alabama, 88-78, Sunday in an NCAA men's basketball tournament East Regional semifinal to advance to the Elite 8 for the first time since 2008.
Monday, the trial of Derek Chauvin will begin with jury instructions, opening statements and testimony.
In his third State of the State address Sunday night, Gov. Tim Walz urged Minnesotans to get vaccinated to beat the pandemic, and pleaded for calm ahead of Derek Chauvin's trial for George Floyd's death.
There is some good news for women pregnant during the pandemic.
On the eve of a historic trial of a former Minneapolis police officer, prayers for George Floyd's family are filled with cries for justice.
Opening statements are set for Monday in the trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged with murder and manslaughter in George Floyd's death. Derek Chauvin's trial is expected to last about four weeks and it will be streamed online.
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for counties across Minnesota starting Monday.
A Republican Minnesota state representative is proposing legislation that would let Minnesota counties secede from the state and join border states.
As Minnesota prepares for another expansion of vaccine eligibility, state health officials reported 1,227 new COVID-19 cases and five more deaths Sunday.
The missing 57-year-old has been found safe and taken to a local hospital.
Jurors at all trials feel pressure, knowing their decisions will alter lives. But the weight on jurors in Derek Chauvin's trial is in a whole different category.
Nearly all the wreckage along Lake Street has been hauled away. The fire-swept buildings have been torn down or repaired. The police station is empty, its entryway sealed with stacked concrete blocks like a street corner pharaoh's tomb.
A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling this week reversed the conviction of a man charged with criminal sexual conduct.
