A federal judge ordered Harley-Davidson Motor Co. to halt a sales restriction that one St. Paul dealership says would have put them out of business. The ban was on sales of parts, accessories and apparel through third-party websites.

The State Patrol decided to retire its fleet of motorcycles "due to increased training costs, a concern for trooper safety, and a lack of troopers interested in volunteering for the unit." The first bike will be sold at a live auction Saturday, April 21 and the rest will be sold the following week.

Police investigated after pulling over Donovan McNabb in a vehicle with dealer plates. Fox 9 reports McKay's Family Auto of Waite Park has a sponsorship deal with the team, and apparently loans out the cars to players and coach Leslie Frazier. The dealership has issued a statement taking responsibility for the situation.

The Medina-based company well-known for its snowmobiles and ATVs hopes it can use the iconic brand to expand its presence in the motorcycle market and grab some share from Harley-Davidson.

Downtown churches argue they should pay street maintenance fees at the residential rate rather than the business rate. The difference is substantial: instead of paying less than $4 per foot of street frontage, the churches are paying more than $16 per foot. The city says the churches get as much snow removal and street cleaning as neighboring businesses.

The lawsuit claims jail staff prescribed a lethal dose of methadone for Cody Laganiere in 2010. The coroner's report found that the methadone was one of the factors that contributed to an accidental death. In the last year Olmsted County has settled three wrongful death lawsuits involving jail inmates.

The lawsuit aims to help the utility garner more credit for their efforts in atmospheric pollution reduction