The Minnesota Timberwolves have one last chance Tuesday night to stay in the Western Conference Finals. Defense attorneys in the Feeding Our Future trial are expected to start presenting their case this week. And Minnesota Democrats will gather later this week in Duluth for their state convention.

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Closers Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving have Mavs on verge of sweeping Wolves in West finals

FBI number crunchers track taxpayer cash to house, vehicle purchases in Feeding Our Future trial

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Community leaders started a weekend of memorials to the man whose death at the hands of Minneapolis police sparked worldwide reaction and reckoning. George Floyd was murdered four years ago Saturday. Also, the Minnesota Department of Health says there were three confirmed cases of measles among siblings discovered this week. This is the afternoon MPR News Update hosted by Jacob Aloi with theme music by Gary Meister.

Prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future trial are expected to call their final witness on Friday. Seven people with ties to a storefront restaurant in Shakopee are accused of defrauding taxpayer-funded meal programs by falsely claiming to have served 18 million meals to children during the pandemic.

And the Timberwolves are looking to bounce back from their Game 1 loss in the Western Conference Finals against the Dallas Mavericks — Game 2 tips off Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Minneapolis police say they've made an arrest in a hit and run incident, which they're investigating as a potential bias crime.

And a Kandiyohi County deputy will not be charged in the death of a Willmar man who died during an attempted eviction.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves dropped the first game of the NBA's Western Conference finals against the Dallas Mavericks Wednesday night, losing 108-105. And the Minneapolis City Council will officially rescind its rideshare ordinance Thursday after it was preempted by a new statewide law.

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Doncic leads strong close by Mavericks for 108-105 win over Wolves in Game 1 of West finals

Uber, Lyft will stay in Minneapolis and the state after reaching compromise on driver pay

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The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF 1 tornado touched down Tuesday evening in Winona County.

And Target says its revenue fell in the first quarter of the year amid inflation and decreased customer spending.

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A lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court claims that in 2020, then-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and a partner used excessive force which included Chauvin allegedly placing his knee on a woman's back during an arrest.

And protesters seeking to have the state of Minnesota end investments in Israeli companies and weapons manufacturers had a chance to directly address the state’s top elected officials Tuesday.

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Lawsuit: Woman alleges Chauvin also kneeled on her months before George Floyd’s murder

Minnesota’s top elected officials hear calls for divestment at state board meeting

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It's shaping up to be a potentially dangerous evening of severe weather for south-central and southeast Minnesota. A tornado watch is in effect until 9 p.m.

And a new Amtrak passenger rail service connecting the Twin Cities and Chicago started operations today.

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The legislative session ended with a flurry of activity late Sunday night — but one thing that did not pass was a bonding bill. That means infrastructure projects across Minnesota will not get money from the state. And Gov. Tim Walz yesterday signed a junk fee bill into law. 

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Minnesota Legislature gavels out as focus on campaign for party control takes over

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The Minnesota House and Senate passed a bill last night that includes a statewide pay standard for rideshare drivers for companies like Uber and Lyft.

And a search continues today for two canoeists who went missing over the weekend after their canoes went over a waterfall in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

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