Lou Raguse is a Podcast Host. He covers themes related to law and legal affairs, litigation, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with a particular focus on topics such as crime, corruption, and health in Minnesota, especially in Minneapolis. Lou has been featured in KVLY-TV, KVUE MEDIA, and KARE 11.
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The investigation began after prosecutors in the Feeding our Future meal fraud case found connections between fraudulent meal sites and autism centers.
By: Lou Raguse
Joseph Robinson is charged in federal court in a case involving the "staggering apparent financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult."
By: Lou Raguse
Marquan Tucker, now charged in a Dec. 7 shooting, was an accomplice in the murder of Johntae Hudson but was free after his case was handled in juvenile court.
The number of homicides had trended down two years until this slight uptick which bucks the nationwide trend of homicide numbers drastically falling
As the case nears the brink of dismissal, the Rice County Attorney is now appealing the judge's decision that the majority of evidence seized is irrelevant.
Court filings indicate prosecutors want to show the jury evidence a former owner of Safari Restaurant has gang affiliations and lied about being a U.S. citizen.
A Minnesota Department of Health report that substantiates allegations of maltreatment states Allina Health gave her different patients after the initial complaint
Swedell was last seen getting into a car with a man at a Lake Elmo gas station during a blizzard on Jan. 19, 1998.
A key defendant in the Feeding Our Future fraud case has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison for his role in the case.
Two of the four defendants set to stand trial in the Feeding our Future fraud case next week have now entered guilty pleas.
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