Paul Janish described his first few months as Chicago White Sox director of player development as a hectic and exciting time. The former big-league infielder took on the role in November after working on Rice University’s baseball staff since August … Continued
A cyberattack in February that has upended many health care companies and pharmacies has spawned reports of scammers contacting patients to obtain credit card information, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison warned this month. Hackers attacked the UnitedHealth Group through its … Continued
OF NOTE Kimberly Slay Maslon, Minneapolis, announced the addition of Partner Kimberly Slay to the firm’s Litigation Group. Slay previously served as general counsel for former Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and former Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, as assistant commissioner for … Continued
Police say gunshots were fired in the parking lot of the Dar Al-Farooq Center on Saturday night. It was about 10:40 p.m. on Saturday, according to a news release, when authorities say they received reports of shots fired on the … Continued
Pity the poor dog owners! As warm weather descends, communities from California to Arizona to Michigan have announced stricter enforcement of leash laws. I don’t have a dog in this particular fight, but I do have an interest in bits … Continued
Edward Lotterman We as a country are more politically divided now than at any time since the Civil War. More so, I’d say, even than the turbulent Vietnam Era 1960s. Because even then the foundations of our system were still … Continued