Governor Walz of Minnesota said that over 180,000 children have already been given help from the New Child Tax Credit 2024. They were given money averaging $1,322 per family. Governor Walz has been traveling across Minnesota to encourage Minnesotans to file for the New Child Tax Credit 2024 On Monday, Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant … Read more
In Saint Paul, Minnesota, residents and authorities are keeping a close watch on three neighborhoods that have been identified as the most dangerous areas in the city. These high-crime zones are a cause for concern, prompting increased law enforcement presence and community engagement efforts. Dangerous Areas in Saint Paul, Minnesota The first of these troubled … Read more
Despite asserting his innocence, Tou Thao was given a four years and nine months sentence on Monday for his role in the murder of George Floyd. He was the fourth former Minneapolis Police Department officer to be found guilty in a state court.
Numbers highlight racial disparities among Prison Inmates reentering society. When these prison inmates walk out of prison, a lot is going on for prison inmates About 1,000 prison inmates who are released from prison end up on the street and become homeless. The Department of Corrections homelessness report has taken to look at where … Read more
Lavell Jacvon Piggie, 20, was sentenced by the court to 51 years imprisonment for the murders of two men in Minnesota because of a drug dispute. A man who was sentenced to 51 years imprisonment was smiling in court during the sentencing of imprisonment Piggie was sentenced to 51 years imprisonment last Friday in … Read more
The body of a Minnesota woman who had been missing for two years was found in a Minnesota storage unit. The police said last Friday that the death of a Minnesota woman was linked to a man who was charged with murder after another Minnesota woman dismembered body was found in a different Minnesota storage … Read more
Minnesota will offer free college tuition to low- and middle-income students. This is bad news for North Dakota universities and colleges, which have long relied on the funds brought to the state by students: “This has catastrophic implications,” North Dakota State University president David Cook remarked at a recent State Board of Higher Education meeting. … Read more