Minnesota Lawyer

A jury found Final Exit Network, Inc. guilty of assisting another to commit suicide and interference with a dead body

The police chief in Minneapolis has ordered an investigation into reports a child was pepper sprayed by an officer during a demonstration.

A federal judge handed opponents of a planned Red River diversion project a victory by halting construction on a ring levee south of Fargo.

News stories from around the Midwest.

Kansas lawmakers last week expressed concern over legislation they say would make it more difficult for sex offenders who are civilly committed to treatment to appeal for their release.

News stories from around the Midwest.

Nineteen-year-old Mahamed Abukar Said is charged with one count of impeding and retaliating against a federal law enforcement officer.

Democrats in control of the Senate say the proposal would allow discrimination against transgender students.

The award stemmed from a 2013 lawsuit in which Daniel Fancher alleged that a city police officer entered his apartment without a warrant and struck him.

McCollum's “Turkey, Sweet Potato and Wild Rice Hotdish” took first place in the fifth annual competition among Minnesota’s congressional delegation.