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Girlfriend of man who killed 3 Burnsville first responders to plead guilty
Read More: Girlfriend of man who killed 3 Burnsville first responders to plead guiltyMPR reports the girlfriend of a man who fatally shot three Burnsville first responders is expected to plead guilty to federal charges of “conspiracy, making false statements during a firearms purchase and straw purchasing.” KSTP reports a recount is underway in Scott County in the Minnesota House District 54A race. Bring me the News reports…
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Americans share more common ground than they might think
Read More: Americans share more common ground than they might thinkCityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox weekly. The United States presents a paradox: Though the media and public opinion suggest it is a nation deeply divided along partisan lines, surveys reveal that Americans share significant common ground…
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Tabke keeps Minnesota House seat after recount in Scott County
Read More: Tabke keeps Minnesota House seat after recount in Scott CountyElection officials in Scott County found a 15-vote difference in DFL Rep. Brad Tabke’s reelection over Republican challenger Aaron Paul after a recount, reports Dana Ferguson of MPR News. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has vetoed the City Council’s measure to create a Labor Standards Board, reports Felicity Dachel of KARE 11. The state’s largest financial…
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How UnitedHealth’s playbook limited mental health coverage
Read More: How UnitedHealth’s playbook limited mental health coverageFor years, it was a mystery: Seemingly out of the blue, therapists would feel like they’d tripped some invisible wire and become a target of UnitedHealth Group. A company representative with the Orwellian title “care advocate” would call and grill them about why they’d seen a patient twice a week or weekly for six months.…
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Gaetz bows out while Hegseth nomination founders
Read More: Gaetz bows out while Hegseth nomination foundersWASHINGTON – Besieged by allegations of misconduct that included having sex with an underage woman, Matt Gaetz became the first Trump administration nominee to fail to survive public scrutiny. On Thursday, Gaetz announced in a post on X that he was withdrawing his name from consideration to be the next U.S. attorney general. “While the…
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Will Minnesota have lame duck trifecta special legislative session?
Read More: Will Minnesota have lame duck trifecta special legislative session?Did someone say special session? Apparently yes, someone did. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Minnesota is urging Gov. Tim Walz to convene a special session so that DFL legislators could take one last advantage of the governor trifecta it won in 2022 but lost this month. The organization said in a statement that…
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A ride-along in ‘Thrivey’ van with Twin Cities harm reduction effort
Read More: A ride-along in ‘Thrivey’ van with Twin Cities harm reduction effortNear the Franklin Street light rail station, a line of people waited by the back doors of the Aliveness Project’s red van, reciting their initials and year of birth to a staff member holding an iPad. Inside, Logan Huber, wearing a snowflake-patterned blue beanie, organized red paper bags filled with wound care kits, needles, smoking…
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County, city groups look to generate interest in public employment
Read More: County, city groups look to generate interest in public employmentFor several years, many Minnesota cities and counties have noticed a dwindling number of people pursuing government jobs. Now, three organizations are coming together to find out why that is and how to turn it around. According to Julie Ring, the executive director of the Association of Minnesota Counties, the shortage became very clear about…
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Undocumented Minnesotans can apply for state health care
Read More: Undocumented Minnesotans can apply for state health careVia Sahan Journal: “Thousands of undocumented Minnesotans can now apply for a state health care program for low-income residents that opened its applications last week.” Minnesotans set a record with $37 million donations on Give to the Max Day Thursday. It is a record number of donations in the holiday’s 16 years, according to Star…
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Blake Lively accuses director, co-star of “It Ends with Us” of sexual harassment, smear campaign
Actress Blake Lively accused “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni of sexually harassing her and seeking to smear her reputation after she spoke out about a “hostile work environment” that nearly derailed the film. In a legal complaint filed this week, Lively alleges she raised concerns about inappropriate behavior by Baldoni, who…
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Sacramento deputies arrest man on suspicion of beheading baby son
A Sacramento County father has been arrested on suspicion of beheading his 1-year-old son, sheriff’s officials said. Andrey Demskiy, 28, was arrested and booked Friday on felony charges of murder, assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury, and corporal injury on a spouse in connection with the child’s death, according to…
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