Minnesota Lawyer

A Minneapolis long-term care facility is the first Minnesota Veterans Home to receive certification to qualify for Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement.

A draft report outlining strategies to reduce choking sediments in the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers will be the subject of three public comment sessions next month.

DHS’s Siegel overcomes disease to make outsized contributions to health care policy.

A document to help local governments regulate silica sand mining was scheduled for a possible vote by the Environmental Quality Board late Wednesday.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch has released its annual report, detailing the various strides that state and district courts have made over the past year.

A nonprofit group wants to substitute the word “accident,” sprinkled throughout Minnesota's hit-and-run law, with the word “collision.”

With an influx of immigrants partial to it, and more upscale restaurants offering it as a specialty dish, the state is seeing an upsurge in interest in goat meat.

Erika Rivers will take over a division with a $103 million annual budget and a staff of 1,200 full- and part-time employees.

A bipartisan effort led by the Coalition for Impartial Justice is proposing a system of judicial review and retention elections to avoid the highly charged, politically explosive contests common in Wisconsin, Texas and other states.

The Minnesota Supreme Court won’t have as much paper to kick around anymore. That is because late last month, the Judicial Branch decreed that litigants ...