'No justice, no streets': Still grieving, Minneapolis residents wonder how city will move forward after Derek Chauvin trial

MINNEAPOLIS — Ten months after his death, George Floyd's face looks out across a city still raw from his death. The intersection where he died under the knee of a police officer. The neighborhood burned and looted over the following days. The fortified courthouse where that former police officer is on trial for murder charges in Floyd's death.

From the razor wire ringing the courthouse to a smattering of activists occupying the intersection where Derek Chauvin and three officers held Floyd to the ground, this city is still reckoning with the consequences of Floyd's death.

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Derek Chauvin trial live: Police supervisor tells court that officers 'could have ended' restraint of George Floyd

MINNEAPOLIS — Two paramedics took the witness stand Thursday afternoon in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and told jurors George Floyd appeared to be in medical distress or dead when they arrived at the scene.

Jurors listened to their testimony and watched body camera footage from an officer inside the ambulance. On Wednesday, they sat through hours of police body-camera videos. 

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White headmaster at New York Catholic school resigns after telling a Black student to kneel and apologize 'the African way'

The White headmaster of a Catholic school on Long Island has resigned following reports that he had a Black student kneel in apology last month, calling it "the African way" to apologize.

The White headmaster of St. Martin de Porres School on Long Island has resigned following reports that he had a Black student kneel in apology last month, calling it "the African way" to apologize. https://t.co/ZnZViThUlc

— CNN (@CNN) March 24, 2021

Janey takes office as city’s first Black, first woman mayor

Kim Janey made history this week when she was sworn in as acting mayor of Boston, becoming the first African American and the first woman to hold the office. On Tuesday, her first full day in office, Janey spent the day in meetings with key City Hall staff.

US President Tweets: Janey takes office as city’s first Black, first woman mayor
Kim Janey made history this week when she was sworn in as acting mayor of Boston, becoming the first African American and the first woman to hold the office.https://t.co/ooviFgjAT7 pic.twitter.com/2K6lpVaJHF

— US President Tweets (@JoeBiden_Harris) March 24, 2021

WATCH: MAYOR JANEY'S SWEARING-IN CEREMONY AT 11:45 A.M.

Many City services adjusted hours and operations because of the crisis. We'll continue to keep this page updated with the latest information.

Today is a new day.

At 11:45 a.m. I will host a swearing-in ceremony to become the 55th Mayor of the City of Boston. Tune in live on https://t.co/2t3KhCT3SV. https://t.co/Vcjd9t0PzW

— Kim Janey (@MayorKimJaney) March 24, 2021

The jury has been selected for Derek Chauvin's trial. Here's what we know about them

Six men and nine women have been chosen to serve on the jury during the trial in Minneapolis. Of the 15 jurors, nine are White, four are Black and two are mixed race, according to how the court says the jurors identified themselves.

A jury of 15 people has been selected in Derek Chauvin's trial in the death of George Floyd. The jurors are unnamed and unseen on camera, but we do know basic details about them. https://t.co/33lcwsl05R

— CNN (@CNN) March 23, 2021