Chris Hrapsky, Dana Thiede, Samantha Fischer at KARE 11 are reporting Attorney General Keith Ellison is suing gun manufacturer Glock, Inc., claiming the company has known for decades how easily its semi-automatic handguns could be converted to machine guns but has neglected to solve the problem.
Matt Sepic at MPR News reports FBI agents Thursday morning searched the offices of two Minnesota autism treatment centers as part of a major investigation into Medicaid fraud.
Bruce Gil at Quartz writes about a video leaked online of UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty telling employees the organization will continue to guard against “unnecessary care.”
Paul Walsh at the Star Tribune reports prosecutors are pursuing a stiffer sentence than spelled out in state sentencing guidelines should jurors convict the estranged wife of Minnesota Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell, Julie Louise Myhre-Schnell, of first-degree attempted murder for allegedly trying to kill their disabled adult son with a potentially lethal dose of medication.
Mackenzie Lofgren at WCCO News reports the Minnesota Department of Human Rights has secured a $65,000 settlement with the Pine City Public Schools for alleged repeated racial harassment of a seventh-grade girl.
Izzy Canizares at Bring Me the News is reporting some residents in the Summit Hill neighborhood of St. Paul have been without internet since later November, with Century Link blaming the problems on copper wire theft.
Via KSTP: Starting this winter, you could see a Cold Weather Advisory or Extreme Cold Watch and Warning when temperatures or wind chills become dangerous. These replace the familiar Wind Chill Advisory, Watch, and Warning from the National Weather Service.
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