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The Minnesota Vikings' "photo-bombing" lawsuit against Wells Fargo has been moved to federal court.

The Minnesota Vikings say Wells Fargo is using illuminated rooftop signs on two buildings near the team's new stadium in an effort to "photo bomb" the facility, which is named for a Wells Fargo competitor.

The lawsuit brought by a fired Minnesota Lottery leader has been narrowed.

St. John's Abbey has released the first batch of internal files of monks as part of a settlement of a clergy sex abuse lawsuit.

Seven families and a community organization are suing the state of Minnesota, saying it has failed to adequately educate poor and minority students in the Twin Cities.

A settlement involving Minnesota campaign regulators requires the state to pay more than $100,000 in costs and attorney fees for a group that sued over contribution limits.

An anonymous Minnesota resident is suing the state over its decision to drop UCare for public health care programs in a competitive bid process. UCare dropped its own lawsuit with the state this week, wishing to avoid more upheaval for its 370,000 customers who need to pick new plans for next year.

A Minnesota health insurance company plans to drop its legal fight with the state to win back key contracts.

A former St. Paul Boy Scout who claims he was molested by a serial abuser in 1969 and 1970 has sued the Boy Scouts of America and its local chapter.

A second Minnesota health insurance group is suing the state after losing out on a bid for a contract to cover low-income residents. South Country Health Alliance stands to lose contracts next year in 10 of the 11 counties where it currently provides coverage to residents on MinnesotaCare or Medical Assistance.