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Appeals court reverses Maple Grove woman's murder conviction - Vimarsana News

Appeals court reverses Maple Grove woman's murder conviction

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has determined a Maple Grove woman convicted of killing her boyfriend deserves a new trial because the jurors in her case weren't given proper instructions from the court.

Source: kstp.com
Pickup driver admits to causing crash that killed Blaine High School teacher on motorcycle - Vimarsana News

Pickup driver admits to causing crash that killed Blaine High School teacher on motorcycle

The plea deal calls for no jail time and five years' probation.

UPDATE: Young Mom Heads to Prison After Killing Alleged Abusive Boyfriend Who Wouldn't 'Stop talking' – Crime Online - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Young Mom Heads to Prison After Killing Alleged Abusive Boyfriend Who Wouldn't 'Stop talking' – Crime Online

A Minnesota mother has been sentenced to prison for killing her boyfriend after she told investigators she “wanted him to stop talking.” Stephanie Clark, 31, of Maple Grove,…

Minnesota mom gets 25 years for murdering boyfriend when she 'wanted him to stop talking' - Vimarsana News

Minnesota mom gets 25 years for murdering boyfriend when she 'wanted him to stop talking'

A Minnesota woman will spend 25 years in prison for the murder of her boyfriend after she told police she “wanted him to stop talking,” according to prosecutors.

The race for profits starts now - Vimarsana News

The race for profits starts now

Alex Nabaum Buoyed by high prices and fatter margins, upbeat farmers hope to get crops off to a smart start. Eric Doolittle spent the winter plotting to make the next eight weeks as painless as possible. But even he knows the crop plans his farm team put together might need to be shelved and reworked at least once this spring. “You think it’s going to run like clockwork, and then Mother Nature throws you a curveball,” says Doolittle, who grows corn and soybeans near Williams, Iowa. “It might rain here and 10 miles away it didn’t rain a drop, so you have to ...