Crime, Law and Justice

Survey: 1 in 4 undergrad women at U of M reported sexual violence on campus
The results come a few months after a report showing the number of sexual assault cases reported to Minnesota colleges and universities rose for the second straight year in 2017, but that fewer than half were investigated by schools.
Going to court? There’s a text to help you remember
People involved in most court cases in Minnesota can now sign up for text or email reminders for upcoming court dates.
Hennepin County likely to require sheriff deputies to wear bodycam
Hennepin County sheriff's deputies may soon start wearing body cameras. On Tuesday, a county board committee approved a body camera proposal which will get a final vote next week.
Drivers are hitting Minnesota State Patrol cars at record rate
The Minnesota State Patrol says that more than 30 of its squads have been hit this year — the most since the agency started keeping track. The crashes underscore the need for drivers to steer clear, the patrol says.
Fort Worth cop resigns after fatally shooting black woman
The Forth Worth police chief said an officer who shot and killed a black woman in her home acted inappropriately and has resigned. It comes after Atatiana Jefferson's surviving family called for the man to be fired and charged.
Jayme Closs: 'I feel stronger every day' 1 year after kidnapping
Through a statement issued Monday, Jayme Closs is thanking the public for their "kindness and concern" a day before the one-year anniversary of her abduction and the killing of her parents.
Fort Worth officer kills woman in her bedroom during welfare check
Atatiana Jefferson, 28, was shot early Saturday morning after police in Texas responded to a neighbor's nonemergency call upon seeing her front door open. Community activists are demanding answers.
He was one of two officials accused of illegally ousting a newspaper publisher from a city commission.