Beth Hawkins

Flames, a crossbow, bones, and blood. How a dispute between three Minnesota siblings turned deadly.

How Doug Kelley plans to right Tom Petters's many wrongs.

Authorities allege that a Faribault man posing as a nurse urged two young people to take their own lives. But was it a crime?

St. Paul attorney Jeff Anderson is close to holding Rome—and the pope—directly accountable for covering up sexual abuse by Catholic priests.

St. Paul detective Anita Muldoon and a crew of retired homicide cops sift through decades-old evidence to find the key that will close cases gone cold.

Our pets have everything from day care to yoga, and now lawyer Marshall Tanick wants to give them legal rights. But is this a good idea?

Twenty years ago this month, 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was kidnapped from his hometown of St. Joseph. Here’s how the case changed our culture, our laws, and our sense of ourselves.

Federal investigators allege that Tom Petters spent years building a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme to finance his luxe lifestyle. So why didn’t sophisticated investors see any red flags?

When Paul Reuben signed up to work as a private security guard for a contractor serving the American military in Iraq, he hoped to make good money. But the job may have cost him his life.

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