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Downfall of a UDA godfather: 50 years on, who killed Tommy Herron remains a mystery - Vimarsana News

Downfall of a UDA godfather: 50 years on, who killed Tommy Herron remains a mystery

This week will see the 50th anniversary of the unsolved murder of one of the most senior paramilitaries to be killed in the Troubles.

Community leaders to speak on fatal Brooklyn Park shooting Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Community leaders to speak on fatal Brooklyn Park shooting Wednesday

Bishop Harding Smith, CEO of Minnesota Acts Now, is set to speak at 5 p.m. Wednesday regarding Anderson's death, which happened at the African Market in Brooklyn Park Friday night.

Source: kstp.com
KARE 11 Investigates: Lawmakers won't address juvenile gap cases - Vimarsana News

KARE 11 Investigates: Lawmakers won't address juvenile gap cases

A teen accused of shooting a man in the head was found incompetent to stand trial, then let go. He’s now charged with shooting another man in the head. The legislato

Source: kare11.com
'They are our future': North metro group hopes to curb violent crime by engaging teens - Vimarsana News

'They are our future': North metro group hopes to curb violent crime by engaging teens

A local anti-violence group wants to tackle the growing problem of youth violence in the Twin Cities by expanding outreach in the north metro.

Source: kstp.com
Crime center stage in Minnesota campaigns, but residents of high-crime neighborhoods want more contact - Vimarsana News

Crime center stage in Minnesota campaigns, but residents of high-crime neighborhoods want more contact

Some leaders in the areas hit hardest by violence say they wish candidates would spend more time engaging them and residents instead of using public safety as a flashpoint in campaign ads.