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State seeks to stop funding Community Action Duluth (opens the original)
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DULUTH, Min. (KQDS-TV) - The Minnesota Department of Children Youth, and Families is terminating Community Action Duluth's status as a Community Action Agency (CAA). In a letter sent to Community Action Duluth's Board of Directors and Executive Director Classie Dudley they announced move. The six page letter signed by Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families's (DCYF) Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity Sarah Kniskern Aughenbaugh explains the move. Kniskern Aughenbaug
Minneapolis too soon get a taste of Duluth's Best Bread (opens the original)
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DULUTH, Min. (KQDS-TV) - Duluthâs Best Bread has announced they'll be selling bread on Tuesdays in Minneapolis. In a Facebook post, the bakery said they will start selling some of their "greatest hits" at Mix Cosmetiques in the Lumber Exchange Events Center. Some of the "greatest hits" will include cheese curd sourdough and cranberry wild rice sourdough. Their first day will be October 13, 2026. There will only be limited quantities at the "grab-and-go outlet." This move does not mean any
Feds charge ten people with illegally voting in Minnesota (opens the original)
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MINNEAPOLIS â The United States Department of Justice has announced ten people have been indicted for illegally voting in Minnesota. United States Attorney Daniel N. Rosen said, "When, in order to obtain a ballot, a non-citizen swears he or she is a citizen, we will prosecute." The people charged includes three people from Liberia, and then individual people from Brazil, Bosnia, Canada, Germany, Ghana, Lithuania and South Africa. The initial Grand Jury indictments did not say where in Min
Duluth therapist accused of more than $2M in Medicaid fraud (opens the original)
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DULUTH, Min. (KQDS-TV) - Charging documents allege Peter Jason Meilahn, 50, of Duluth fraudulently billed more than $2,250,000 in services to Medicaid. They say investigators were tipped off by UCare. UCare was a nonprofit health plan that offered Medicare, Medicaid and Individual & Family plans. The documents say the investigation was spurred from a sole complaint by a person that had a "short phone conversation" with Meilahn once. That person said they then learned Meilahn had been billi
MN Attorney General promises public meetings on hospital merger and explains process (opens the original)
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DULUTH, Min. (KQDS-TV) - The Essentia Health system and HealthPartners say they want to merge into one company that would be know as HealthPartners. The CEO would work out of Bloomington, Minnesota. The announcement was made on September 29, 2026. Before any of that happens, the move must be approved by the Minnesota Attorney General's Office. FOX 21 talked to Attorney General Keith Ellison just a few hours after the announcement. Ellison said he had met with Essentia Health CEO David Herman
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