Minnesota Attorney General Secures Order To Protect Evidence
A significant legal move in Minnesota aims to keep critical evidence intact after a controversial shooting involving federal agents. Stay tuned for the unfolding details.
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Stewartville Whistleblower Complaint Results in $135K Settlement
The State Attorney General's Office pursued the case against the former owner and operator of a Stewartville mobile home community.
Why Is Minnesota Taking This Popular Brand to Court?
It's a name that's been around even longer than Minnesota has been a state, so why is our state now taking this familiar brand to court?
Rochester-Based Company Settles With Minnesota AG Office
The settlement stems from an investigation into the real estate firm's foreclosure assistance services.
Can Gift Cards Never Legally Expire in Minnesota?
Is it true that gift cards can NEVER legally expire here in Minnesota?
Minnesota AG race remains tight between Ellison and Schultz
Results Wednesday morning show Ellison with an over 20,000 vote lead.
Former Cop Pleads Guilty In George Floyd Case
He accepted a plea agreement Wednesday.
Minnesota Lawsuit Against Student Lunch Debt Fundraiser Settled
A St Paul woman started the fundraiser in honor of Philando Castile
Minnesota AG Now Agrees With Recommended Sentence For Kim Potter
He filed an earlier motion for a much longer sentence.
Operator Of Rochester Covid Testing Site Is Facing Lawsuit
The site was closed last Friday.
Minnesota's Attorney General Is Stuck In Another Country
He tested positive for Covid while preparing to fly home.
Minnesota Announces Settlement Of Opioid Lawsuit
The settlement requires a financial payout and the release of millions of documents.
Owner Of Plainview Gym Settles COVID-Related Lawsuit
The operator of a gym in Plainview has agreed to settle a lawsuit it was facing for violating Minnesota’s COVID orders last year.
Minnesota Cracks Down On Two SE Minnesota Bars
Two bars in southeast Minnesota are facing a suspension of their liquor licenses as the state continues to crack down on businesses that defy the current Covid-related shutdown order.