A group of tribal members filed the suit against the NCAA seeking at least $10 million and a reversal of a policy banning the use of American Indian imagery. The Forum reports a U.S. District judge ruled in favor of the NCAA and dismissed the lawsuit.

The former Minnesota governor is suing Chris Kyle for defamation and falsifying a story to sell books. Kyle recently published a memoir and in the book he claims he punched someone named "ScruffFace" during a bar fight. While publicizing his memoir, he claimed "ScruffFace" is Ventura.

The judge rejects MPR's claim that the Metropolitan Council broke an agreement over ways to cut down on train noise and vibrations. The proposed Central Corridor line runs right past MPR's headquarters in downtown St. Paul. The judge says MPR failed to prove there's any contract breach.

Five fellow Navy SEALs, and the mothers of two of their fallen comrades, are backing the story of former SEAL sniper Chris Kyle, who says former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was bad-mouthing SEALs six years ago in a Coronado, Calif. bar. Kyle claims he punched Ventura. Ventura sued, denying he prompted a fight with boorish behavior. Kyle's lawyer filed a motion Tuesday to dismiss two of the three counts as legally deficient. One witness said, "He was saying the wrong things in the wrong place at the wrong time. In my opinion, he was being as anti-American as you can possibly get."

Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is drumming up media attention for his new book by complaining that he doesn't get enough media attention.

Two men have filed a lawsuit in federal court to be allowed to preach during Duluth's holiday lighting festival. The men say police ordered them out of the display last year -- violating their First Amendment rights.