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Crime, Law and Justice

1 dead after shooting in Dinkytown

Around 2:15 a.m. police responded to reports of a shooting and found a man with a gunshot wound in the front yard of a house on the 500 block of 12th Avenue SE.

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Medical marijuana seen at risk following move by Sessions

Medical marijuana seen at risk following move by Sessions

Among the guidance that Sessions rescinded was the so-called Ogden Memorandum of 2009 that instructed federal prosecutors not to pursue cases against medical marijuana patients and distributors who complied with state laws.
by The Associated Press

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4 women accuse filmmaker Paul Haggis of sexual misconduct

4 women accuse filmmaker Paul Haggis of sexual misconduct

The women were early in their careers in the entertainment business when, they say, the Hollywood heavyweight lured them to private or semi-private places under the guise of discussing productions or a subject of a professional nature.
by The Associated Press

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