Crime, Law and Justice

Wife of Orlando nightclub shooter cleared of all charges
Prosecutors had accused Salman of obstructing justice and helping her husband, Omar Mateen, plan the 2016 attack that left 50 people dead, including Mateen. On Friday she was acquitted of both counts.
Minn. Dept. of Corrections investigates prison officer attacks
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is investigating after 11 officers were attacked by prisoners in the last week.
An inmate at the Stillwater state prison has been convicted of threatening law enforcement officers and witness tampering.
A search warrant filed in a fatal hit-and-run case in Alexandria says the owner of the SUV believed to have been involved in the incident told dispatchers he or she believed they may have struck the victim, but thought they had hit a curb.
Austin police chief on bomber: 'He was a domestic terrorist'
On Thursday, Interim Chief Brian Manley said he's now "very comfortable" calling Mark Conditt a terrorist. Conditt killed two people and injured four others before blowing himself up.
The forgotten struggle for civil rights in the northern U.S.
As we come to the end of Women's History Month, this hour you'll hear about a Minnesota woman who was a longtime activist for civil rights, but has been mostly forgotten.
An attorney for one of two Arizona woman charged with burglarizing a mosque as they spewed derogatory comments about Muslims said Thursday that his client's case isn't about hate speech but rather about her exercise of free speech rights.
Minnesota woman pushes for boat insurance law after accident
Boat liability coverage in Minnesota almost always excludes spouses and children. Boat policies that do cover medical payments for family members often have caps and don't cover non-medical expenses, such as lost wages.
Judge rules Wetterling documents must go back to FBI
A judge has ruled that thousands of documents in the investigation into the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling must be returned to the FBI.