Crime, Law and Justice

Federal authorities have arrested a Russian woman accused of conspiring to infiltrate American political organizations, including a gun-rights group, at the direction of a senior Kremlin official.
'I was scared he was going to shoot me': Boys detained by Mpls. park police speak out
The Somali-American boys said they were scared when Minneapolis park police confronted them last week after a 911 caller erroneously reported the group had weapons. The teens' families are considering legal action.
Officials say northeast Minnesota has one of the highest per-capita rates of opioid related deaths in the state,and the introduction of fentanyl is a big reason why.
Chicago police release video from fatal shooting that sparked protests
Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said it's the quickest he has ever ordered such video released. He also said he hoped that making the 30-second clip public before a planned protest would prevent another violent confrontation between residents and officers.
Funeral service held for Thurman Blevins
The family of a Minneapolis man killed by police last month held his funeral service in a church on the city's north side on Saturday.
Authorities say a northern Indiana man sought in the slaying of a woman in Minnesota has been captured at a Michigan campground.
Mich. governor wants to sue 3M to recoup costs of contamination
Gov. Rick Snyder said Friday that the state of Michigan intends to sue the Minnesota-based manufacturer of chemicals linked to contaminated water near military bases and industrial sites, citing "significant costs" that will only rise in the future.