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Crime, Law and Justice

Minn. treatment center staff cited after possible assault of girl

The state's Department of Human Services has cited staff at a treatment center for girls in western Minnesota after a girl left the facility and was later found in Iowa, possibly the victim of a sexual assault.
by Tim Nelson

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Mass shootings aren't more frequent, but they are deadlier

Mass shootings aren't more frequent, but they are deadlier

In the five years since a gunman killed 20 children and six adults at a Connecticut elementary school, the nation has seen a number of massacres topping the death toll from Newtown and previous mass shootings. Many of them involve the same AR-style rifle used in Sandy Hook.
by The Associated Press

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Suspect in 'vicious' Greywind killing pleads guilty in Fargo

Suspect in 'vicious' Greywind killing pleads guilty in Fargo

Brooke Lynn Crews changed her plea Monday and admitted to conspiring to kill the pregnant Savanna Greywind and stealing the baby, a crime the Fargo police chief described as "cruel, vicious act of depravity."
by Dan Gunderson

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