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Conservative commentators play up Floyd's criminal history and present the officers as victims of politicized justice.

A judge dismisses neighbors' lawsuit over the location of a family's driveway basketball hoop.

Gov. Tim Walz signed a tribal compact agreement with White Earth on Tuesday night allowing it to open eight off-reservation pot stores.

Minneapolis had significant reductions in the backlog of police use of force and misconduct review cases, according to a new report.

The industrial project proposed for Hermantown carries some hallmarks of a data center.

Described as a "laconic and funny writer," Gilyard died of complications from a progressive neuromuscular disease known as adrenomyeloneuropathy.

The maps were on the Indiana semi driver's phone and a GPS unit, according to the patrol.

Walz is the latest politician to face criticism for invoking comparisons to Nazi Germany. Last year, Trump himself compared President Joe Biden's administration to the Gestapo.

Groups sent more than 90,000 mailers, made nearly 8,000 phone calls and knocked on more than 5,000 doors to spread the word about the law.

Moments after the killing, Kelvin Perry stepped in front of a light-rail train and was struck, the criminal complaint read.