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Civil Rights, Medical Groups Weigh In On HIV Case
Prosecutors are asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to reinstate the conviction of an HIV-positive man accused of passing the virus to another man, in a case that has drawn attention of medical and civil rights groups who say it violates the defendant’s constitutional rights.
Police, Crime Stoppers Offer Reward In April 2 Homicide Case
Police have teamed up with Crime Stoppers to find the suspect in the April 2 shooting that killed 34-year-old Tommy Bardney on the 1000 block of Humboldt Avenue North in Minneapolis.
Woman Accused In Gas Pump Skimming Case Found Guilty
A 28-year-old California woman was convicted of identity theft involving at least eight victims in a gas pump credit card skimming case.
Esme’s Blog: Questions Continue In Decker Case
Now that Eric Thomes, who authorities describe as a “person of interest” in the murder of officer Tom Decker, is dead we may never know exactly what happened Nov. 29 outside Winners Bar in Cold Spring, Minn. For officer Decker’s family, his friends, and for the people of Cold Spring — there will likely always be questions.
Killer Of Minneapolis 3-Year-Old Still Unknown
A quiet, sun-splashed street hides the pain of what happened inside the home on the 2600 block of Colfax Avenue North. One year later, a poster tacked alongside the front doorway reveals the sad and senseless tragedy.
WCCO Exclusive: Suspect Ryan Larson Talks About Cold Spring Case
Cold Spring officer Tom Decker was shot and killed late last month as he responded to a welfare check almost two weeks ago outside Winners Bar in Cold Spring.
Minn. Woman Loses Music Downloading Appeal
A federal appeals court has reversed a lower court and says a Minnesota woman who shared songs online owes record companies $222,000 for copyright violations.
Second Case Of New Flu Strain Confirmed
Minnesota health officials say another case of a new flu strain linked to an animal market in Dakota County has been confirmed.
Federal Charge Filed Against Man In Overdose Cases
The case against a North Dakota man accused of manufacturing synthetic drugs that led to a pair of overdose deaths has moved to federal court.
Prosecutors File Motion For Gag Order In Cop Asssault Case
Prosecutors who’ve charged Minneapolis cop, Sgt. David Clifford, with first-degree assault want his lawyer to stop speaking publicly about the case.
Peterson Case Pushed Back To Aug. 6
Prosecutors have agreed to reset Adrian Peterson’s court date to Aug. 6 on a misdemeanor charge stemming from an incident at a Houston nightclub. The date falls during Minnesota Vikings training camp.
Minnesota Grand Jury To Review Right-To-Die Case
A grand jury is expected to hear evidence this week about the involvement of a national assisted suicide group in the death of a Minnesota woman in 2007.
Prosecutors Conclude Sex Trafficking Case
Federal prosecutors have finished their case against a group of nine defendants charged in a conspiracy to commit sexual trafficking of children operated by Somali gangs.
Man Charged In Minn. Dead Snakes Case
The owner of 32 dead snakes found in a storage locker near Dilworth faces a felony charge of mistreating animals by torture.
Women Found Guilty On All Counts In Terror Funding Case
Two Minnesota women who claimed they were helping the poor in Somalia were convicted Thursday of conspiring to funnel money to a terrorist group as part of what prosecutors called a “deadly pipeline” sending funds and fighters to al-Shabab.




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