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Hennepin County sheriff admits to crash after drinking and driving in Douglas County - Vimarsana News

Hennepin County sheriff admits to crash after drinking and driving in Douglas County

Hennepin County Sheriff David Hutchinson says he got into a crash after he had been drinking early Wednesday morning near Alexandria.

Source: kaaltv.com
Hennepin County sheriff admits to crash after drinking and driving - Vimarsana News

Hennepin County sheriff admits to crash after drinking and driving

Hennepin County Sheriff David Hutchinson confirms that he had been drinking before a crash early Wednesday morning in western Minnesota. The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating.

Source: wdio.com
Indiana Students Sue School For Treatment of Gay-Straight Alliance - Vimarsana News

Indiana Students Sue School For Treatment of Gay-Straight Alliance

Students are suing their school over the alleged discriminatory treatment of its Gay-Straight Alliance club.

ACLU Joins Indiana Gay-Straight Alliance Lawsuit Over Unequal Treatment By Schools; Same District Banned Pride Flags Few Months Ago - Vimarsana News

ACLU Joins Indiana Gay-Straight Alliance Lawsuit Over Unequal Treatment By Schools; Same District Banned Pride Flags Few Months Ago

Unfair Treatment The Indiana chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has teamed up with an Indiana Gay-Straight Alliance to file a lawsuit alleging that it has been unfairly barred from operating on-campus in a similar fashion as other “non-curricular” clubs. The suit, filed last week in U.S. District Court, claims that the Pendleton […]

Minnesota police opt not to respond to suicide calls out of concerns for liability - Vimarsana News

Minnesota police opt not to respond to suicide calls out of concerns for liability

Lawmakers last year approved a change to Minnesota's policies outlining when police can use deadly force. And in the months since it took effect, law enforcement agencies have split on how it should be applied in situations where a person is in mental health crisis.