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Exclusive Video Obtained by Limitless Media News Raises Questions in Bloomington Protest Assault Case

Video obtained exclusively by Limitless Media News is providing additional context in a criminal case stemming from an alleged assault during a “No Kings” protest in Bloomington, and appears to contradict key elements outlined in the criminal complaint filed in Hennepin County District Court.

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Thousands Gather Across Dakota County for “No Kings” Protests, Large Turnouts in Burnsville and Eagan

Thousands of residents across Dakota County joined a nationwide wave of demonstrations Saturday, March 28, 2026, as part of the growing “No Kings” protest movement, with significant turnouts reported in both Burnsville and Eagan.

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Rosemount Police Launches Drone Program as South Metro Agencies Log Over 1,300 Deployments in 2024

The Rosemount Police Department has officially launched a new drone program, joining a growing number of law enforcement agencies across the Twin Cities metro that are using unmanned aerial technology to support public safety operations.

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Rollover Crash on I-35W in Burnsville Leaves Two Injured; Impairment Suspected, Authorities Respond to Second Fatal Crash in Cottage Grove

Two are reported to have minor injuries following a rollover in Burnsville, Minnesota, on southbound I-35W. Another driver has died following a serious two-vehicle crash in Cottage Grove, Minnesota.

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Conviction Review Unit Finds No Basis to Overturn 2004 Dakota County Murder Conviction of Philip Vance

A four-year independent review into the 2004 murder conviction of Philip Randall Vance has concluded with no recommendation to overturn the verdict, according to a newly released report from the Minnesota Attorney General’s Conviction Review Unit.

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