Minnesota Lawyer

A federal judge says several banks suing Target Corp. over its data breach have a plausible case for negligence and can proceed with the lawsuit.

After months of delays triggered by a public outcry on both sides of the issue, the Minnesota State High School League approved its policy Thursday.

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U.S. District Judge Richard Kyle, who also presided over that trial, wrote in a decision that the trial was fair and the verdicts supported by "substantial evidence."

One of two Minnesota men accused of planning to join the Islamic State group was stopped at an airport by FBI agents before traveling to the Middle East, but the other man slipped by authorities, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Nov. 25

The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis said Tuesday it is suing some 20 insurance companies to try to force them to cover its liabilities for clergy sex abuse claims.

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The Pew Research Center’s study says illegal immigrants make up 1.8 percent of Minnesota’s population and 2.5 percent of its workforce.

The city council voted unanimously to ban e-cigarettes in most public places, as well as sampling in stores where the devices are sold.

Anoka County authorities say they won’t file charges against two police officers who fatally shot a man outside of a Ramsey day care.