Officials: 75,000 Vaping Cartridges Seized In Anoka County
Law enforcement officials say they've seized 75,000 vaping cartridges in Anoka County.
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Law enforcement officials say they've seized 75,000 vaping cartridges in Anoka County.
Eight countries included in the proclamation were Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen.
A 20-year-old student has been arrested and charged in connection to the repeated bomb threats at the University of St. Thomas.
The movie has already been earning rave reviews on the film festival circuit, and star Adam Sandler has already been mentioned my multiple outlets as a potential Oscar contender.
Doctor visits no longer warrant a trip to the doctor, with the increasingly popular virtual visits offered through healthcare companies.
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A teacher at Lakeville South is on administrative leave, and the football team is without its head coach.
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