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Crime, Law and Justice

Ellison to target prescription drug prices, housing costs as attorney general

Ellison to target prescription drug prices, housing costs as attorney general

On Jan. 7, Keith Ellison will become the state's 30th attorney general and the fifth consecutive Democrat to hold the office. Here's a look at what he said are his top priorities.
by Tim Pugmire

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Longtime Minneapolis landlord faces perjury charge

Longtime Minneapolis landlord faces perjury charge

Stephen Frenz has been the subject of multiple housing lawsuits and was ordered to pay $18.5 million in a class action settlement. He's accused of lying in court records in an attempt to block legal action by his tenants.
by Riham Feshir

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Cronyism, 'wasteful' spending accusations roil Government Publishing Office

Cronyism, 'wasteful' spending accusations roil Government Publishing Office

According to an internal watchdog report, two officials at the U.S. Government Publishing Office allegedly violated federal laws and regulations by filling agency jobs with unqualified candidates, including an official's son.

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