Crime, Law and Justice

Police arrested a man who said he had a gun and was making suicidal threats at the University of Minnesota's Duluth campus.
A central Minnesota man is being held on $1 million bond in the death of an infant in his care.
Here's what could be ahead in the Russia investigations in 2019
A number of unfinished criminal cases could be resolved. Democrats will take the majority in the House of Representatives. But many big questions still remain unanswered.
Activist John Hayden and former councilman Paul Ostrow sued in 2017 arguing that the city is not allowed to manage the site because, under the city charter, that's the park board's job.
Cronyism, 'wasteful' spending accusations roil Government Publishing Office
According to an internal watchdog report, two officials at the U.S. Government Publishing Office allegedly violated federal laws and regulations by filling agency jobs with unqualified candidates, including an official's son.
Ruszczyk killing: Noor lawyers a no-show for police squad inspection
Attorneys for a former Minneapolis police officer charged in the 2017 shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk did not show up for an inspection of a police vehicle Friday after a judge approved their request to do so.
Prosecutors say Jerome Spann allegedly shot Jeryel Mcbeth three times as he approached Mcbeth and several other people outside an Iron Range home.
Last call for alcohol is ending an hour earlier in Anoka.