Lou Raguse

Prosecutors convened a grand jury to compel testimony in the 1995 murder of Pillsbury marketing manager Anne Barber Dunlap, one of Minneapolis’ most talked-about cold cases.

A Minneapolis City Council committee has rejected the proposal supported by Mayor Jacob Frey for redevelopment of a key part of George Floyd Square called The People’s Way.

Last week’s murder after an Islamic prayer service at Canterbury Park involved two people who had a prior beef, according to court papers now that the alleged killer is charged.

The shooting suspects from the Metro State graduation ceremony chaos all made their first court appearances

Breaking down what led to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara’s abrupt resignation after investigations into alleged sexual relationships with subordinates.

Nine people so far face new fraud charge in Minnesota, with more expected later today

The Minnesota daycare owner who received the most taxpayer money last year is now charged with daycare fraud in addition to her prior Feeding our Future allegation.

The 66th defendant to be convicted in the Feeding our Future meal fraud case pleaded guilty today, negating the upcoming June trial.

The conclusion to one of the more bizarre elder-fraud cases that I have covered as Joseph Robinson is sentenced to 46 months in prison. The victim, an elderly man with dementia, adopted Robinson as his son when Robinson was 41 years old.

Federal prosecutors will ask a judge to sentence Aimee Bock, the central figure in the Feeding our Future fraud case, to 50 years in prison.