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Suspect in Deadly Minnesota Hit & Run Arrested on Murder Charge
Maplewood, MN (KROC-AM News) - A suspect in a deadly hit and run that occurred in the Twin Cities Wednesday night has been arrested. The Maplewood Public Safety Department says 34-year-old Ashley Renee Couch of St. Paul was taken into custody Thursday afternoon with assistance from the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. She was booked into the Ramsey County Jail on suspicion of second-degree murder.
After George Floyd’s killing, policing defined Tim Walz’s tenure
Public safety has proven to be the most difficult governing and political challenge of Gov. Tim Walz’s tenure. The pandemic fueled a spike in violent crime, while Minnesotans marched against police brutality after the murder of George Floyd. While most protested peacefully, others looted stores and set buildings on fire, including the Minneapolis Police Department’s […]
Iron Deficiency Common, Often Persistent
THURSDAY, Aug. 15, 2024 (HealthDay News) — Iron deficiency (ID) is common in an American statewide health system, and the time to resolution is prolonged, according to a study published online Aug. 15 in Blood Advances. Jacob C. Cogan, M.D., from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, and colleagues...
Tim Walz has a sick burn for Tommy Tuberville about 'dumbest' football coaches
Kamala Harris’s running mate in the United States presidential race Tim Walz, as you may know, was a successful high school football coach. And Alabama senator Tommy Tuberville — who literally refers to himself as “coach” on his senate site — was known for being a successful coach all over college football, from Ole Miss to Auburn to Texas Tech to Cincinnati.
Investigation finds officers' use of force justified in shooting of man outside Woodbury Target store
WOODBURY, Minn. — The Washington County Attorney announced Thursday that a Woodbury police officer and Washington County Sheriff's deputy acted lawfully in the shooting and wounding of a man outside a Target last April, according to a statement released Friday. Washington County Attorney Kevin Magnuson also said the law...
JCPenney closes Eden Prairie Center location permanently
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (FOX 9) - Nationwide department store JCPenny has closed its doors within the Eden Prairie Center. In a statement provided by a company spokesperson to FOX 9, the company said, "We regret to share that the JCPenney store at the Eden Prairie Center will not be reopening its doors."
Two HIV Service Providers Close in Minneapolis
Rainbow Health, a Minneapolis health care service provider for the HIV andLGBTQ communities, shuttered without warning July 19 due to financial problems, reports MinnPost. The loss comes just a few months after the African American AIDS Task Force (AAATF), which served Black Minnesotans, also closed. Like most HIV service organizations,...
Minneapolis Police's Southside REACT Team Successfully Recovers Stolen Bike, Suspected Thief Arrested
Minneapolis residents might just feel a bit safer knowing that the Southside REACT Team is on their side, especially when it comes to recovering stolen goods. The Minneapolis Police Department announced that officers from the team, led by Sgt. McCarthy, recently sprung into action to retrieve a burglarized resident's bicycle.
Minneapolis Residents Invited to Share Input on Federal Housing Fund Usage Ahead of HUD Report Submission
Residents of Minneapolis have a forthcoming opportunity to make their voices heard regarding the allocation of federal housing funds. The Minneapolis Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), which scrutinizes the use of the city's HUD entitlement grant monies, is currently inviting public commentary. According to a news release by the city, these grants are critical in supporting housing and community development strategies aimed at aiding low and moderate-income inhabitants.
Connect with community at free weekend resource fair
MINNEAPOLIS — Come out and connect with community at a free resource fair on Saturday in south Minneapolis. Nonprofits The Family Partnership and Raise the Barr are coming together with several other Twin Cities institutions to share support, strength and essential supplies and services for our neighbors most in need.
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