If the Colorado newspaper files a lawsuit, legal experts say it would be the first of its kind, potentially setting a legal definition for what is considered fake news and what is not.
On Monday, the St. Paul Jewish Community Center received a phoned-in bomb threat. Last month, a similar threat closed a Jewish community center in St. Louis Park.
Officials say a California police officer was killed and another wounded in a shooting while they were trying to help a man who had been in a traffic accident in Whittier.
St. Paul Police say they did not find any bombs or dangerous devices at the center in Highland Park. A little after noon, squads began clearing the scene.
A man fatally stabbed his mother in her home in Hudson, Wis. and then led police on a chase into Minnesota, which ended when he apparently shot and killed himself.
Police say between 30 and 60 shots were fired outside of a Maplewood night club early Saturday morning, causing hundreds of people to flee the area and leaving five injured.
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman died early Saturday. He was sentenced to life in prison for his role in a plot to blow up landmarks, including the United Nations, and several bridges and tunnels.
Frank Baker, an African-American man bitten by a police dog and kicked by an officer during a June 2016 arrest, is suing the city and several cops for at least $5 million.
The head of the FBI in Minneapolis says authorities may never be certain about the motive behind the stabbing attack that left 10 people wounded at a Minnesota mall five months ago.