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ICE agent charged with assault after gun incident on Highway 62
An ICE agent faces felony assault charges after allegedly pointing a gun at motorists on Highway 62 during the Minneapolis immigration crackdown.
Judge sides with 21 states in transgender care suit
A federal judge sided with Minnesota and 20 other states, blocking a Trump administration declaration limiting transgender health care for minors.
Minnesota AG probes 200+ providers in Medicaid fraud cases
Minnesota Attorney General's Office is investigating more than 200 providers for Medicaid fraud amid federal funding withholdings and political disputes.
Minnesota, four other states sue HHS over frozen welfare funding
Five Democratic-led states sued the Trump administration, challenging a freeze on billions in federal food, housing and child care assistance funds.
Ellison sues nonprofit Act for Cause over alleged violations
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sued Act for Cause and its president, alleging nonprofit self-dealing, misuse of charitable funds, and tax violations.
Ellison announces Kia, Hyundai settlement over auto thefts
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison settles with Kia and Hyundai over vehicle thefts, securing anti-theft fixes, consumer restitution, and nationwide safety reforms.
Menards settles rebate program, price-gouging suit for $4.25M
Menards agreed to a $4.25M multistate settlement over deceptive "11% off" rebate ads and alleged COVID-era price gouging, Minnesota AG says.
Hyundai, Kia to repair millions of vehicles under anti-theft technology deal
Hyundai and Kia must provide free anti-theft repairs to millions of vehicles under a multistate settlement led by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Judge overturns $7 million Medicaid fraud conviction
A Hennepin County judge overturned a $7M Medicaid fraud conviction against Abdifatah Yusuf, ruling evidence failed to tie him to the alleged billing scheme.
Minnesota joins states suing over new student loan rule
Minnesota and 20 states sued the Trump administration over a new rule limiting student loan forgiveness for nonprofits and public workers.
Minnesota, other states sue Trump over SNAP shutdown funding
Twenty-two states and D.C. sued the Trump administration, demanding it release emergency funds to keep SNAP food benefits running during the government shutdown.
Federal judge blocks Trump bid to cut sex ed funding
A federal judge in Oregon blocked the Trump administration from cutting sexual education grants over lessons on gender identity, siding with 16 states and D.C.
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