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Police investigate potential bias motive in hit-and-run at Minneapolis mosque - Vimarsana News

Police investigate potential bias motive in hit-and-run at Minneapolis mosque

The Minneapolis Police Department arrested a suspect in a hit-and-run at a Minneapolis mosque. Police are investigating the incident as a potential bias crime.

No charges in police use of force death of Willmar man - Vimarsana News

No charges in police use of force death of Willmar man

A Kandiyohi County deputy will not be charged in the death of a Willmar man who died after being shot with a Taser as officers attempted to evict him from his apartment.

As Walz signs $30 million for rural EMS, providers worry it's not enough - Vimarsana News

As Walz signs $30 million for rural EMS, providers worry it's not enough

Rural providers of emergency medical services say they have a mismatch between their costs and reimbursements, so they turned to the state for help. A $30 million infusion is short of the request but could stave off some cutbacks.

Feds charge 2 Minneapolis consultants in $1M COVID-19 fraud - Vimarsana News

Feds charge 2 Minneapolis consultants in $1M COVID-19 fraud

A grand jury has indicted two Minneapolis business consultants on charges of defrauding government pandemic aid programs out of more than a million dollars.

DOJ lawsuit: City of Anoka discriminated against residents with mental health disabilities - Vimarsana News

DOJ lawsuit: City of Anoka discriminated against residents with mental health disabilities

The city of Anoka discriminated against individuals with mental health disabilities, discouraging tenants from making emergency service calls for fear of eviction, according to a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice Tuesday.