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They're warning Minnesotans about this scam claiming you have an unpaid ticket, threatening court action. Here's what to look for and how to protect yourself.

Imagine getting a call from someone claiming to be a deputy. It sounds official, but it’s a clever scam that’s been making waves lately.

The scam was reported just ahead of the new year by the Blaine Police Department.

The lawsuit questions what's in the drink and how it is marketed to potential customers.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch has issued a warning after a Duluthian called in to report this scam.

Have you ever wondered if you could get witness protection if you needed it? Here's how it works in the State of Minnesota.

One victim was scammed out of thousands.

A woman dropped a bag of meth from her pocket in the Douglas County Courthouse. After an officer and another attorney witnessed it, she was arrested and now has jail time.

The last time we saw 18 year-old Penelope Soto, she was found in contempt of court and sentenced to 30 days in jail after flipping off a judge in the courtroom.  After some soul searching, and I'm sure great advice from her lawyer, Soto has made amends.

For the second year in a row, a judge has ruled that Bentleyville cannot keep preaching outside of the popular attraction. It has come up in the past as the preaching in question is viewed as a distraction by some attending Bentleyville.

The trial started today for Dr. Conrad Murray in the death of the King Of Pop.  The prosecution's case centers around negligence and incompetence by Jackson's personal physician Conrad Murray.  Here you can listen to the audio and footage from the first day of court...

Last November, Willie Nelson was arrested after border control agents smelled a marijuana-like odor (surprise, surprise) coming out of the singer's tour bus, and then found the 77-year old in possession of six grams of the wacky tobacco...