Washington County approves $250K for food shelves ahead of potential SNAP funding loss
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The Washington County Board has approved $250,000 in one-time funding to support 10 food shelves in the eastern Twin Cities metro in response to the potential disruption of federal SNAP food assistance, which could happen as soon as Saturday.
With just days to go before Election Day, the Anoka Hennepin school board race is heating up with donor groups pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into the campaign.
An ex-homeland security agent from the Twin Cities is headed to federal prison after pleading guilty to creating sex abuse images of a teen girl.
Minneapolis police say a man was fatally shot Thursday after confronting someone who may have been trying to break in to a vehicle outside his workplace. It happened at a business on 32nd Avenue South near the Midtown Greenway.
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