Defendant in Feeding Our Future fraud trial ordered jailed, The first Black man has been sworn in to sit on a county board in the state, lawmakers considers two new state songs episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 25, 2025 · 6 MIN

Defendant in Feeding Our Future fraud trial ordered jailed, The first Black man has been sworn in to sit on a county board in the state, lawmakers considers two new state songs

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WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A defendant in an upcoming Feeding Our Future fraud trial has been ordered jailed. The first Black man has been sworn in to sit on a county board in the state. State lawmakers consider creating two new state songs. Some community activists are calling for the termination of two Hennepin County deputies after video surfaced showing them punching a man while trying to make an arrest. Rideshare drivers joined with legislative leaders today in Saint Paul to tout a plan that would allow the workers to form their own union. WCCO's Mark Freie is looking into racial covenants this week as part of a three part series.

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