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18-year-old Jonah Ralph-Guentouri says he was protesting peacefully and volunteering as a medic when he was tear-gassed and arrested in Brooklyn Center. He was held for three days before being released without being charged.

In April, transit union leaders defended their drivers, who refused to transport people arrested for protesting the shooting of Daunte Wright. Labor organizers say the working-class experience overlaps with the experience of marginalized communities. Feve

Senate Republicans say the first public safety conference committee meeting is set for Monday. With just over two weeks left in the session, supporters of police reform worry their bills won’t get the attention they require. Samantha HoangLong reports.

Marilyn Hill’s son Demetrius was killed in 1997 in an incident with the St. Paul police. 24 years later, she’s still fighting to hold the police accountable. Georgia Fort reports.

New research out of the University of Minnesota tracked numerous head and respiratory injuries that resulted from rubber bullets and tear gas used by law enforcement to disperse crowds. The research concludes that such “less-lethal” weapons are not approp

The home of Washington County Attorney Pete Orput has been the site of multiple protests since he was selected to prosecute the Daunte Wright case. Civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong led similar actions last year after George Floyd was killed; th