Company Agrees Not To Place Guards At Minnesota Voting Sites
The Minnesota chapters of the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the League of Women Voters sued Atlas Aegis LLC, alleging voter intimidation.
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The Minnesota chapters of the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the League of Women Voters sued Atlas Aegis LLC, alleging voter intimidation.
Minnesota is closing in on delivering one million doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
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Small business owners who saw their storefronts burned and looted during last summer's civil unrest made a passionate plea to lawmakers Tuesday for more state aid for recovery.
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Those affected have been contacted by email and will receive further information about rescheduling.
The plane appeared to hit some trees before crashing. The wings were torn off the plane, authorities said.
Karen Hudson-Samuels' career in broadcast journalism spanned over four decades in Detroit.
