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Gary Gray, Carol Lewis, Eric Meyer, Jerome "Lefty" Kleis and Kari Watkins are running for the Sherburne County Commissioner District 4 seat.

A U official helped find a lawyer for a Chinese billionaire after a student alleged she was raped, according to court filing.

Maybe, just maybe, our profession needs to open its eyes to the possibility that good lawyers, those who make a positive difference in society, can come from all sorts of backgrounds.

After being a collective safety net for one another, four Minnesota women in their 50s and 60s are graduating together.

Prison to Law Pipeline project gets first JD candidate.

Mitchell Hamline Law School is the first in the country to enroll a student who is still imprisoned

Maureen Onyelobi is the nations first incarcerated legal scholar to pursue an accredited law degree from prison.

A new education program will give a handful of Minnesota prison inmates the opportunity to earn a fully accredited law degree while behind bars.

Maureen Onyelobi, who is serving a life sentence for murder with no chance of parole, will be the first incarcerated student in the country to attend a law school approved by the American Bar Association.

Douglas Uhde, 56, had been in critical condition after shooting himself during police negotiations.