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A growing number of Minnesota veterans who face trouble with the law are getting a fresh start, one year after the state passed a new law aimed at restorative justice.
Mustafa Shabazz still faces the same charge in Scott County involving another teenage girl.
Minnesota, where the delta variant is still dominant, was among the first to report a case of the new omicron variant.
Copy shortlink: Minnesota hospitals are caring for nearly twice as many COVID-19 patients as they did at the end of February following an increase in new coronavirus infections. As of Sunday, 448 people were in Minnesota's hospitals with COVID-19 complications, compared with 232 on Feb. 28, according to data released by state health officials. While still below the crisis levels of last fall, hospitals this time around are mostly treating COVID-19 patients who are younger than 65 now that 82.5% of the state's elderly have been vaccinated. Some evidence suggests that hi...
Reply Minnesota is home to over 325,000 veterans, many of whom don't receive the help they need after returning home. (Beth Dalbey/Patch) March 30, 2021 On a September morning in 2015, Tony Miller, a former paratrooper who served multiple tours in Iraq, was getting ready for school. He walked down the street to the gas station, grabbed a coffee and headed back to his house. Then Miller noticed some cars he didn't recognize and heard someone call his name. Subscribe "And I looked to my right and there was a person — boom — right there with a gun to my head, and then a bunch of dudes jumped...