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Minnesota Star TribuneWednesday, 22 April 2026
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Providers: Stop disability service
Independent living program called flawed and open to fraud; some urge state to start over.
The paper leads with a sober policy-focused angle, emphasising calls from within the sector to overhaul rather than merely patch a troubled state program.
Minnesota's Community Supports program, designed to help disabled adults live independently, is facing scrutiny over fraud allegations. Service providers are joining lawmakers to advocate for shutting the current system down to build a more secure replacement.
“flawed and open to fraud”
“Civic accountability and local heritage”
Records detail hunt for Boelter
They reveal intensity of June search, the delay entering Hortman home.
Focuses on the timeline and law enforcement response details revealed in newly released public records regarding a local shooting.
Ukraine floats renaming disputed area for Trump
Reports objectively on a novel diplomatic proposal by Ukraine amidst ongoing peace talks.
ON PARK POINT, A CARGILL EXIT?
House was listed briefly as “coming soon.”
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