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"They needed to do a couple more things, but my suspicion is they were under enormous pressure to get an arrest," law professor David Schultz said about the case.

We are in danger of having fewer and fewer students attending fewer and fewer colleges, returning us back to the elitist days when only a few could attend.

The world paused this weekend, with all eyes on Russia, where for a day on Saturday it appeared there might be a coup against President Vladimir Putin. As Esme Murphy tells us in her Talking Points, Minnesotans with ties to Russia are left wondering what will happen next.

From the blog of Jamie Evan Bichelman at The Times of Israel

Robin Fritz, a 5-foot-1 woman in her early 60s, was "terrifi ed" when she was tackled by a sheriff s deputy in Sullivan County, Tennessee, she said in a civil

An investigation by Lee Enterprises and Type Investigations looked at how agencies have responded to calls for more accountability — including the use of cameras — after George Floyds murder.

A seven-month investigation by Lee Enterprises and Type Investigations looked at how agencies have responded to calls for more accountability after the murder of George Floyd.

Mount Pleasant sheep and cattle prices remained consistent with recent sales.

Smiles4Tab donated The Big Run’s proceeds to the Schultz family, who is remembering the loss of their loved one. 26-year-old David Schultz II, who worked at Fleet Feet, died in a car wreck last month.

Hamline professor sought to assemble a closer look at how much law enforcement misconduct costs taxpayers in Minnesota