KARE reports on how a shooting between two Minneapolis neighbors has escalated to a clash between the Minneapolis City Council and police department. “A letter from rating members of the Minneapolis City Council to Mayor Jacob Frey shows anger and blame being directed on the MPD for allegedly failing to act on Maturi’s quite a few complaints against Sawchak before the shooting, and failing to arrest him immediately after the shooting.” KARE reports on the complete list of complaints against the the person and the brand new charges against him.

Duluth News Tribune reports town of Duluth can have to pay a $75,000 settlement to the previous deputy director of planning and economic development after his position was eliminated earlier this 12 months on account of reorganization.

[Subscriber only]Post Bulletin reports Jane Belau’s “The Belau Report” has ended after a 50-year run.

Via KSTP: “Two persons are dead and one is in critical condition following a shooting at a homeless encampment in Minneapolis on Sunday afternoon.”

Listen: WCCO Radio hosted Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Royce White for a debate.

Fox9 reports Hennepin County is planning to resume DNA lab work in two to 3 weeks. This comes a month after a sample contamination was discovered.

WCCO reports University of Minnesota students continued to protest in support of Palestine over the weekend. “But Saturday’s demonstrations struck a calmer tone than earlier within the week.”

Via MPR: “The previous home of Fergus Falls’ first Black resident, Prince Honeycutt, is in jeopardy of being forfeited to the county if a Nov. 1 deadline to pay $10,000 for a longstanding city assessment isn’t met.”

KARE reports the makers of the favored video Call of Duty have launched a billboard campaign within the Twin Cities that pays homage to the well-known Kris Lindahl billboards.