Q. I am getting ready to file for divorce and I am getting very mixed information. My sister was divorced just before the pandemic in 2020 and said I need to take a parent education class even if we have … Continued
Minnesota officials are taking action to defend a new state law restoring felon rights after a Minnesota judge barred felons on probation from voting. Attorney General Keith Ellison on Friday said he is intervening in two cases now before the … Continued
An organization that represents police, firefighters, paramedics, corrections workers and other first responders disabled in the line of duty has filed a lawsuit against the state’s public pension system, the Public Employees Retirement Association, or PERA, over a new law … Continued
President Joe Biden is trying to sweeten his pitch for more money for Ukraine by mixing in billions of dollars for securing the U.S.-Mexico border in the hope that it will bring more Republicans on board. The idea came up … Continued
For Mark DeJoie, the head of North Shore human services provider Centerboard, Inc., the need to limit the number of people in the state’s emergency shelter system boils down to a simple “math problem.” “There’s just too many people for … Continued