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Minnesota Law: Who Gets The Pets If A Couple Breaks Up?
Pet prenups are now a thing and are becoming increasingly popular. Business Insider says lawyers have noticed "an uptick in the inclusion of pet provisions in prenups, ensuring beloved animals are accounted for should the relationship go awry." Most pet owners would say their animal is a member of their...
In the News: President Rob Vischer Joins Panel Discussion on the Role of Higher Ed in Minnesota
University of St. Thomas President Rob Vischer recently joined Rebecca Bergman, president of Gustavus Adolphus College and Suzanne Rivera, president of Macalester College, for a panel discussion on the role of higher education in Minnesota, hosted by MPR News. From the discussion:. Host: “Are you saying that a student ......
Five Big Winning Lottery Tickets Remain Unclaimed in Minnesota
Lottery players are all motivated to buy tickets for one reason and one reason only - to win big. But what happens when you hit that big jackpot you've been chasing, but never follow through with claiming your prize?. That's the case for five winning tickets in Minnesota, and there's...
St. Louis Park City Hall to Host SPARC Public Safety Meeting on Sept. 10
The St. Louis Park City Hall will be the venue for a forthcoming SPARC meeting, which is set to take place on Tuesday, Sept. 10, from 10 to 11 a.m. Invited attendees will gather in the council chambers on the third floor of the building, located at 5005 Minnetonka Blvd., to hear from police department staff. According to an announcement shared by St. Louis Park, discussions will cover the operations of the department's Behavioral Health Unit, current trespassing issues, and crime prevention strategies.
Candidate’s gym membership termination upheld by Minnesota appeals court
The Minnesota Court of Appeals sided Monday with Life Time Fitness over a candidate for governor in a free-speech case. Life Time Fitness terminated Hugh McTavish’s membership in 2022 after the third-party candidate refused to remove campaign leaflets he had left on cars parked at the gym’s Bloomington facility.
Bail set at $1 million in stabbing death of 14 year-old-girl
(KFGO) – BAIL HAS BEEN SET AT ONE-MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING A 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL AND LEAVING HER BODY NEAR THE RIVER IN MOORHEAD LAST WEEK. 18-YEAR-OLD ISAAC ARNDT HAS MADE HIS FIRST COURT APPEARANCE IN MOORHEAD. HE WAS ARRESTED IN FARGO ON A MURDER CHARGE.
Police and prosecutors in Minneapolis grapple with youth ‘incapable’ of committing crime
Following the shooting of four children in a stolen car less than two weeks ago, Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) Chief Brian O’Hara and Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty have been publicly going back and forth about who is to blame. The chief claims investigators are arresting kids for auto...
North Carolina vs. Minnesota Prediction, Odds, Trends, and Key Players for College Football Week 1
Minnesota +2 (-112) 50.5 (Over -110/Under-110) Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook. North Carolina is 4-1 straight up in their last 5 week 1 games. North Carolina is 10-3 straight up in their last 13 non-conference games. Minnesota is 6-1 straight up in their last 7 week 1 games. Minnesota is 10-0...
U of M Board chooses not to divest from Israel investments despite student pressure
MINNEAPOLIS — After months of tension between the University of Minnesota and student groups, the Board of Regents decided Tuesday to keep investments in companies tied to Israel. This back-and-forth began in the spring semester when student activists set up tents on Northrup Lawn in support of Palestine. The...
See CNN’s Laura Coates live at MinnPost Festival
On Sept. 28, MinnPost Festival will bring can’t-miss conversations with national and local guests exploring a range of issues surrounding civic life in this moment. One of the keynote speakers you can see live in September is Laura Coates, CNN’s chief legal analyst and anchor of Laura Coates Live. Laura will discuss the biggest legal issues shaping the news and what might happen after the 2024 election.
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