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Republican legislators invited school staff, law enforcement and others to the Capitol for a meeting Wednesday as they seek solutions to fix a law that has left dozens of Minnesota
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Republican legislators invited school staff, law enforcement and others to the Capitol for a meeting Wednesday as they seek solutions to fix a law that has left dozens of Minnesota
Changes to state law regarding the use of force by School Resource Officers, known as SROs, in Minnesota schools have caused confusion and led to the removal of SROs in some districts. The altered law raises concerns about officers' ability to maintain order while avoiding legal repercussions. Urgent clarification is needed.
From the editorial: "Clarification and clarity are needed. And now — public schools in Minnesota, including in Duluth, are back in session on Tuesday."
The $2.5 million project will expand broadband access to more than 500 households and businesses in Carlton County.
Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements for ambulance calls fall short of what it costs the CAFD and the Carlton Ambulance Service to respond. This is Part 1 of a three-part series.