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The lead defendant in the Feeding Our Future case was back in court Wednesday to answer allegations that she violated her pretrial release conditions. On Oct. 1, a probation officer spotted an unauthorized $186,000 federal student loan on Bock’s credit report. A prosecutor called it a “technical violation” and did not request detention.

Farhiya Ahmed Mohamud of Bloomington pleaded guilty Thursday to a single count of money laundering, and in exchange prosecutors pledged to drop 21 additional money laundering counts.

During a visit to Minnesota on Monday, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said that civics education is key to preserving democracy and the rule of law.

Twin Cities celebrity chef Justin Sutherland faces sentencing in December after admitting that he threatened to shoot his girlfriend. Ramsey County prosecutors charged Sutherland over the summer with a felony count of making threats of violence, to which he pleaded guilty on Monday.

The Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office said in a statement Wednesday that Jerome Skluzacek, 55, of New London was killed when the 25-year-old man tried to carjack him.

In a statement Monday afternoon, O’Hara promised a full review of the circumstances that led to the shooting of Davis Moturi and the department’s response to the threats against him.

Prosecutors say that the defendants are responsible for a spate of murders and attempted murders over the last three years targeting their rivals.

With concerns about election-related violence on the rise, poll workers and election officials in Minnesota have some new legal protections. While there have been only sporadic problems in Minnesota, the measure was prompted by harassment elsewhere.

With concerns about election-related violence on the rise, poll workers and election officials in Minnesota have some new legal protections.

who's been at it longer than Helen Burgstaler Now 92, Burgstaler has worked as an election judge in Crow Wing County for 74 years.