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Crime, Law and Justice

After the bullet: HCMC helps young gun victims find their footing

After the bullet: HCMC helps young gun victims find their footing

Most gunshot victims survive their wounds. But some don't walk away from the experience. A Hennepin County Medical Center program is helping young victims find their way. That includes D'Andre Alexander.
by Brandt Williams

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2 employees hurt when car drives through Excelsior store

Police say the driver appeared to be trying to park directly in front of the Provisions shop Saturday morning and instead slammed into the store and drove at least 50 feet into the building.
by Associated Press

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New allegations against Rose emerge from women at CBS News

New allegations against Rose emerge from women at CBS News

The morning show where Charlie Rose worked until being fired Tuesday is reporting that two women at CBS News claim that Rose grabbed them inappropriately, with one saying he also whispered a sexual innuendo.
by The Associated Press

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Olympic gymnastics ex-doctor pleads guilty to sex charges

Dr. Larry Nassar was charged with molesting seven girls, mostly under the guise of treatment at his Lansing, Mich.-area home and a campus clinic. All but one of his accusers was a gymnast. He faces similar charges in a neighboring county and lawsuits filed by more than 125 women and girls.
by The Associated Press

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Wis. teacher on paid leave following social media posts

An Ashland elementary school teacher has been suspended because of a social media post about the fatal shooting of a Native American student by a sheriff's deputy.
by The Associated Press

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Schoen, Cornish resignations put Capitol culture on notice

Schoen, Cornish resignations put Capitol culture on notice

Sen. Dan Schoen and Rep. Tony Cornish were condemned when sexual harassment accusations surfaced. Now, they're gone from the Legislature. Some see their exit as a first step toward changing a climate that tolerated sexual misconduct.
by Tom Scheck and Brian Bakst

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Do-it-yourself 'ghost guns' bypass background checks and firearm registration

Do-it-yourself 'ghost guns' bypass background checks and firearm registration

When Kevin Neal went on his deadly shooting rampage last week in California, he used "ghost guns": homemade weapons built from kits and instructions found on the Internet.
by Brian Mann

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