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Former MSU students receive criminal charges for the death of another student - Vimarsana News

Former MSU students receive criminal charges for the death of another student

Three former Michigan State University students have been charged in the hazing death of a member of their fraternity.

Source: wkar.org
With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work' - Vimarsana News

With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work'

Legislative leaders returned to the Capitol this week to talk through spending bills that they couldn't finish in May. They said that a $1.4 billion bonding bill and transportation plan were still in negotiations.

With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work' - Vimarsana News

With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work'

Legislative leaders returned to the Capitol this week to talk through spending bills that they couldn't finish in May. They said that a $1.4 billion bonding bill and transportation plan were still in negotiations.

Pleas continue for special session at Minnesota Capitol - Vimarsana News

Pleas continue for special session at Minnesota Capitol

On Tuesday, groups pushed lawmakers to return to the Capitol to address unfinished business, like public safety, gun laws and infrastructure.

Source: kare11.com
With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work' - Vimarsana News

With road, bridge and water projects on hold, groups press Minnesota lawmakers to 'get back to work'

Legislative leaders returned to the Capitol this week to talk through spending bills that they couldn't finish in May. They said that a $1.4 billion bonding bill and transportation plan were still in negotiations.