Matt Sepic

In an Oct. 31 report, the Minnesota Department of Corrections says the jail has too few staff for the number of people housed there and blamed the poor staffing levels for a spate of recent inmate deaths.

The group that's overseeing court-ordered reforms of the Minneapolis Police Department says MPD is making progress toward meeting its goals.

In a new lawsuit, the owners of Cup Foods and other businesses at George Floyd Square are asking a judge to force the city of Minneapolis to buy them out.

Scouton, 64, allegedly told his fellow election judges not to use registration application forms, but rather to have voters sign the back of the registration book.

The deleted app included texts that Shariff's co-defendant Abdiaziz Farah sent about the bribery plot, as well as a video of the cash delivery.

Minnesota cannabis regulators say they’ll hold a lottery in the coming weeks to determine who will operate the state’s first legal marijuana businesses. But the Office of Cannabis Management is facing pushback this week after it rejected around two-thirds of the applicants it deemed ineligible.

The Office of Cannabis Management is facing pushback this week after it rejected more than 1,100 applicants it deemed ineligible for the first round of business licenses.

A simmering conflict between the top elected prosecutor in a rural county south of the Twin Cities and the board that controls his budget erupted in public this week.

Two prospective marijuana business owners who were barred from participating in a license lottery are suing Minnesota cannabis regulators.

Two prospective marijuana business owners who were barred from participating in a license lottery are suing Minnesota cannabis regulators.