Oklahoma Tornado: Death Toll Revised To 24 Dead | Survivor Finds Dog | Slideshow | How To Help Victims

Minnesota Court of Appeals

Senser Appealing Conviction In Hit-And-Run

Amy Senser wants her conviction in a deadly hit-and-run case thrown out.

2013/05/01

Court Of Appeals Reverses Priest’s Conviction

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a priest accused of having sexual conduct with a female parishioner he was counseling.

2012/11/26

Orono Man Fights The City To Post Unique Wind Turbine

An Orono man seems to have disproved the old saying that “You can’t fight city hall.” He won a court decision involving a wind turbine in his yard, though Jay Nygard’s turbine is in his garage right now.

2012/10/24

Groups Ask MN Supreme Court To Block Wolf Season

Two groups have asked the Minnesota Supreme Court to block the state’s wolf hunting and trapping season.

2012/10/15

Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Underway Amid Controversy

Wisconsin’s first wolf hunting season is underway, and like in Minnesota, it’s not without some controversy.

2012/10/15

Court Says School Project Contract Is Public Data

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has backed the Timberjay Newspapers group in an open records case involving how units of government farm out work to contractors.

2012/10/09

State Asks Court Not To Block Minn. Wolf Hunt

State officials have asked the Minnesota Court of Appeals to reject an attempt by animal welfare groups to block the resumption of wolf hunting in the state.

2012/10/03

Appeals Court Reverses Conviction In HIV Case

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed the conviction of an HIV-positive man who was accused of passing the virus on to another man through unprotected sex.

2012/09/24

2 Groups Sue To Try To Block Minn. Wolf Seasons

The Center for Biological Diversity and Howling for Wolves say the Minnesota DNR did not do its due diligence before setting up the first wolf season, which is to begin Nov. 3.

2012/09/18

Conviction Upheld In 1997 Killing Of Iowa Teen

The Minnesota Court of Appeals is affirming the conviction and sentence of a man found guilty of ordering the kidnapping and killing of an Iowa teen.

2012/09/17

(credit: Darren McCollester/Getty Images)

450-Foot Cellphone Tower Near BWCA Will Be Allowed

A 450-foot cellphone tower with flashing lights that would be seen from parts of the Boundary Water Canoe Area Wilderness will be allowed to go forward, after the Supreme Court denied a request to hear the case.

2012/08/21

Minn. Appeals Court Upholds Aiding Suicide Conviction

The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the convictions of a former nurse who hunted for suicidal people in online chat rooms and encouraged two to kill themselves, saying his actions were not protected speech.

2012/07/17

Appeals Court Reverses Ruling In Timber Lawsuit

The Minnesota Court of Appeals says a lower court erred when it ruled in favor of timber companies who claimed the state broke promises by capping payments under a forest management program.

2012/07/02

Former US Rep. Minge Leaving Judicial Post

Minnesota Court of Appeals Judge David Minge is retiring at the end of March.

2012/01/11

AT&T Asks Appeals Court To Allow Tower Near BWCA

AT&T is asking the Minnesota Court of Appeals to overturn a judge’s decision barring it from building a 450-foot cellphone tower with flashing lights that would be visible within parts of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

2012/01/10

Listen Live!

Mobile Weather Watcher

Follow CBS Minnesota

Follow @WCCO

The Buzz From WCCO Radio

Meet WCCO-TV’s Anchors

TV Schedule

	Full Program Grid
7:00 PM	NCIS: Los Angeles
8:00 PM	NCIS
9:00 PM	NCIS
10:00 PM	WCCO 4 News at Ten
10:35 PM	Late Show with David Letterman
11:37 PM	The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson