Minnesota Attorney General

The bipartisan national settlement is nearly $400 million.

The lawsuit claims Fleet Farm harmed Minnesotans.

According to the lawsuit, 17 Minnesota homeowners were affected by this scam.

Keith Ellison's office sued the woman, and they've now reached a settlement agreement.

He tested positive when he was set to fly home to Minnesota after visiting family.

The investigation will focus on how Meta Platforms, formerly Facebook, promoted its products to young people.

The company says it'll change its business practices.

The money would be paid out over the next 18 years.

The money will go to prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts related to the opioid crisis.

The suit argues property owners are left in a bind due to the executive order.

The AG's office accused the nonprofit hospital of violating a regulatory agreement.

The bar was cited for several violations late last year.

Ellison's 2018 lawsuit alleged that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company failed to make required payments to the state.

Hookah Hideout in Little Canada agreed to pay a $4,000 to the state.

The money will go to opioid prevention and education in Minnesota.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced a settlement with the travel company Friday.

The Lakeville bar reopened in mid-December and has been the subject of several actions by the state for defying orders.

They want Attorney General Keith Ellison to handle the case against the officers in George Floyd's death.