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KSTP Created: May 07, 2021 08:16 PM The key element of Gov. Tim Walz's plan to end the state's mask mandate involves at least 70% of Minnesotans getting vaccinated against COVID-19.  But there are many people who remain hesitant to get the vaccine for various reasons, and most of them tend to be Republicans, according to a new KSTP/SurveyUSA poll. Of the 750 people surveyed, 56% of respondents said they have been at least partially vaccinated, while 42% said they have not. Of the people who have not been vaccinated, 27% indicated they plan to get the shot eventually. Ju...

KSTP Created: May 07, 2021 08:16 PM The key element of Gov. Tim Walz's plan to end the state's mask mandate involves at least 70% of Minnesotans getting vaccinated against COVID-19.  But there are many people who remain hesitant to get the vaccine for various reasons, and most of them tend to be Republicans, according to a new KSTP/SurveyUSA poll. Of the 750 people surveyed, 56% of respondents said they have been at least partially vaccinated, while 42% said they have not. Of the people who have not been vaccinated, 27% indicated they plan to get the shot eventually. Ju...

MOULTRIE, Ga. — On Monday, Kalvin Suggs was denied an appeal in the Georgia Supreme Court for his 2017 conviction in the murder of Tony Harrison.

D.C. judge dismisses murder charge against violence interrupter Keith L. Alexander, The Washington Post Feb. 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Cotey Wynn in March at the Cure the Streets office.Washington Post photo by Michael S. Williamson. A D.C. judge Monday dismissed a murder charge against an anti-violence counselor in the District who had been accused in a 2017 fatal shooting, concluding authorities did not have enough evidence linking him to the crime, according to court officials and the man's defense attorney. Following a preliminary hearing, D.C. Superior Court Judge Danya Dayson ordere...

APRIL 4--With trial looming in the wrongful death suit filed by Michael Jackson’s mother and children, a Los Angeles man is seeking to sell records documenting the singer’s medical treatment after he was severely burned during the 1984 filming of a Pepsi commercial. The Jackson documents are being peddled by Brian McDaniel, a 51-year-old ambulance driver who claims that he found the material in a manila envelope near a dumpster in a Culver City park around 12 years ago. In an interview, McDaniel said that at the time of the purported discovery he worked as a real estate salesman, though ...