Randy Furst

A plan to start a telephone hot line next week for victims of the Metro Gang Strike Force to call to get back their property and cash is drawing considerable fire and could trigger a battle in U.S. District Court.

Jurors deliberating the liability case involving Toyota Motor Corp. indicated Thursday that they wanted to look at video that was played during the trial in U.S.

The pro-Palestinian demonstration was one of several held across the country to protest Netanyahu's visit to the United States.

The Minnesota Supreme Court disbarred Michael Padden, saying a range of misconduct was neither a brief lapse of judgment nor a single isolated incident.

He effectively lobbied some of Minnesota's wealthiest citizens to contribute to his projects: “You were just compelled to step up and do whatever Joe wanted to do.”

Meyers was a sharp critic of government subsidies for big business.

About 50 Ukrainian refugees have signed up to donate blood on Saturday in Minneapolis as a way to give thanks to Americans for welcoming them to this country and for support in the face of Russia's military invasion of Ukraine.

Parks director around the Twin Cities believed parks “could improve the lives of people.”

“Nobody talks and everybody walks,” one lawyer involved said about the fallout from a 2009 corruption probe. Listen and subscribe to our podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify

Minneapolis attorney Lori Peterson visited the Carters many times and remained good friends with them for more than 40 years.