A local government dispute is under review by the Minnesota Supreme Court. The issue at hand involves voting procedures. The city of Oak Grove is a party to the dispute, seeking a ruling from the court.
Further details about the case are available from the Star Tribune. The court's decision will affect how voter information is managed in certain areas, but specifics about the outcome are not yet known.
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