Crime, Law and Justice

Suspected Strasbourg shooter reportedly killed by police
The suspect had been the target of a massive manhunt since Tuesday.
Email bomb threats sent to dozens of schools, universities and other locations across the U.S. appear to be a hoax. Law enforcement agencies dismissed the threats, which were written in a choppy style reminiscent of the Nigerian prince email scam.
Guest host Marianne Combs spoke with a labor expert and a reporter about the state of prison labor in the US.
Ex-cons get a deeper look from employers in tight Minnesota job market
With Minnesota's near-record jobless rate and more openings than people looking for work, there's new opportunity for people who've historically had the hardest time landing jobs — people with criminal records.
Dozens of retired state and federal judges called Wednesday on U.S. immigration officials to stop making arrests at courthouses of people suspected of being in the country illegally.
America's growing cop shortage
A hot job market and skepticism about law enforcement are making it harder for police departments across the country to replace officers who are retiring.
The personal information of hundreds of Ramsey County social services clients might have been compromised after hackers gained access to the email accounts of dozens of county employees.
More police training key to determining who is a 'good guy with a gun'
Two black men killed by police recently in Alabama and Illinois are described by protesters as 'good guys with guns.' Police trainers say there are steps departments can take to help prevent deaths.