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Kalpulli Ketzal Coatlicue, an Aztec dance group from Minneapolis, came to the Capitol in colorful costumes and accompanied by ear-splitting percussion April 5. They turned out in support of the DFL-backed House File 1500, the “Driver’s License for All” bill, which passed the House 74-52.

In an effort to better align with its mission, the Institute for Children, Families, and Communities at Mitchell Hamline School of Law is renaming itself the Institute to Transform Child Protection. “While we remain committed to supporting families and communities, of ...

“Pitfalls for ALL S.T.E.M. Professionals in a New Era of U.S.-China Relations” were discussed at the University of Minnesota's McNamara Alumni Center last Thursday, April 4.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit trekked to Minnesota last week to hear two oral arguments at the University of Minnesota, one concerning Boston Scientific Corp., a familiar name to Minnesotans. That case, Board of Regents, the ...

A bill that would dedicate $3 million to startup Minnesota treatment courts could get stirred into the Judiciary finance omnibus bill that is slated to go through markups April 9.

Representatives from the Red Lake Nation and the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe on Thursday, March 28, presented to the state their tribal flags, which will be installed in the Indian Child Welfare Act Courtroom at the Hennepin County Juvenile Justice ...

A seat on the bench in the 7th Judicial District has opened due to the retirement of Judge Frederick L. Grunke. It will be chambered at St. Cloud in Stearns County. An individual wishing to apply may request an application by contacting ...

Summaries of upcoming Supreme Court arguments.

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It sounds less like a change of heart than a change of atmosphere that led Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, R-Nisswa, to green-light two pieces of DFL gun legislation.

Participants in the Maslon UPLIFT: Legal Institute for Teens mock trial stepped into the spotlight last week for trials in State v. Palmer, a manslaughter case involving pranking people to make videos of them. Maslon UPLIFT is a legal diversity ...