Minnesota Medicaid fraud: 7 providers charged over $700K in false claims
A continued statewide crackdown on Medicaid fraud has led to seven people being charged with allegedly billing the government for services that they did not perform.
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Teen crashes truck through cemetery in Sauk Centre, arrested for DWI suspicion
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Investigators detail ‘grueling’ search of landfill in Jordan Collins murder trial
Week three of the Jordan Collins murder trial is underway in Anoka County, and state prosecutors are building a case that shows investigators methodically tracking down the remains of 16-year-old Manny Collins....
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Southern Minnesota flood cleanup underway as FEMA set to start assessments
Southern and southeastern Minnesota are still picking up the pieces after severe flooding, and state and federal help is now on the way.