COVID-19 anniversary: 5 years later, the pandemic's impact is still evident in Ohio
It's been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic first arrived in Ohio. While many of COVID's hallmarks have receded, its ...
Minneapolis man admits stealing at least $3.8 million from pandemic programs
Tezzaree El-Amin Champion agreed to a plea agreement Wednesday morning in federal court, admitting his role in two separate ...
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5 Years Later, Elrich Reflects Back on COVID-19 Outbreak
County Executive Marc Elrich “vividly” remembers the day officials were told Maryland’s first cases of COVID-19 were in ...
Minneapolis business owner pleads guilty to trying to defraud $3.8M in federal funding for pandemic relief
The founder of a Minneapolis nonprofit and marketing company pleaded guilty to fraud for his role in a pandemic funding ...
Judge orders Feeding Our Future defendant jailed over witness tampering accusations
According to court records, a judge revoked the pre-trial release for 30-year-old Abdinasir Mahamed Abshir for his alleged ...
5 Reasons Why Sun Country Airlines Doesn't Have Other Hubs Outside Minneapolis/St. Paul
You can fly from pretty much anywhere in the country to pretty much anywhere else in the country on Sun Country Airlines, and ...
Shelton man fraudulently collected $145,000 in COVID-19 relief funds, feds say
Vincenzo Minutolo, of Shelton, pleaded guilty after he fraudulently received $145,000 in COVID-19 relief funds, federal ...
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Minneapolis City Council member’s former nonprofit allegedly used in Feeding Our Future fraud
Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman’s former nonprofit, Stigma-Free International, was used in the Feeding Our Future ...
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Lessons learned from pandemic in adaptability, resiliency
In some ways it’s difficult to believe that this month marks five years since the COVID-19 pandemic first made its impact ...
5 years after pandemic began, central Ohio leaders reflect on COVID
Five years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic first hit Ohio. In its early days, the coronavirus left communities and leaders reeling and searching for ways to adapt. Schools and businesses were ...