Minnesota Lawyer

It is time to set Myon Burrell free, says an independent national panel that investigated the conviction and imprisonment of the teen said to have killed 11-year-old Tyesha Edwards almost two decades ago.

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Republican U.S. Reps. Tom Emmer and Pete Stauber of Minnesota have signed on to a last-gasp bid to get the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the presidential election.

Experts expect a long-drawn out battle that Facebook is prepared to defend vigorously — and with enormous resources.

Snags remain, but legislative leaders Thursday sounded optimistic that some form of compromise COVID-19 relief will be agreed to and passed at the Capitol on Monday.

A former Marquette banking entity is now seeking to recover more than $400,000 from a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based technology and communications contractor but may have to look outside the country to collect.

The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved a budget early Thursday that will shift about $8 million from the police department toward violence prevention and other programs — but will keep the mayor's targeted staffing levels for sworn officers intact, averting a possible veto.

The city council in a small Minnesota farming community has voted to grant a permit that allows a controversial Nordic heritage church that has been identified as a white supremacist group to gather at an abandoned church.

The state Supreme Court is deciding whether Pope County and several of its social workers are immune from negligence claims stemming from 4-year-old Eric Dean’s death seven years ago.

A prosecutor has dismissed criminal charges against a Lanesboro hemp farmer accused of selling CBD products with such high psychoactive-ingredient concentrations that, in effect, he was selling illegal marijuana.