Three bodies discovered in Minneapolis within three days—near the Stone Arch Bridge, the Mississippi River, and Bde Maka Ska—have left the city reeling as authorities scramble to uncover the circumstances behind each grim find, with no confirmed links or cause of death yet revealed.

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Minneapolis has long ignored its own law requiring inspections of public housing—until two tenants sued and a 2020 court forced the city to treat public housing like private rentals. The city had been dodging responsibility, blaming federal funding concerns, but the court called that out. Even after the ruling, inspections remained rare—until last year’s new state law finally pushed the city into action, though exact numbers are still unclear as legal battles continue.

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A raunchy new Minnesota-made comedy “Good Sport” is hitting theaters and streaming, spotlighting local talent from Two Rivers High School and shot right here in the Twin Cities. Despite missing state film incentives, its creators are thrilled to showcase Minnesota’s cinematic potential and hope it sparks a new era of local filmmaking, with more screenings and streaming starting soon.

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Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, stands trial for allegedly orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder—claiming he supplied the weapon and ordered the shooting in revenge for his nephew’s assault. Prosecutors cite a photo of Tupac at the Mike Tyson fight, video of his entourage beating Davis’ nephew, and Davis’ own memoir and interviews as evidence. Defense counters that the book is self-serving fiction, the investigation was botched, and charges should’ve come sooner. With 35–45 witnesses planned, Tupac’s family and fans have descended on Las Vegas for justice. Day one featured testimony from a cop who met Tupac hours before the shooting—and a detective who revealed how the case unraveled amid witness silence.

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Minnesota’s Attorney General Keith Ellison is cracking down on Medicaid fraud with major new charges against two operators who allegedly stole over $1.5 million from the program. Salman Ahmed Elmi and his company Reva Health are accused of billing for nonexistent or ineligible mental health services, faking documents, bribing patients for personal info, and employing unqualified staff — while some associates face sex trafficking charges. Separately, Mohamed Haji Rashid’s Liberty Home Health Care is charged with defrauding Medicaid of $300K by billing for services never rendered, including forcing staff to clock in extra hours and delivering minimal care. Ellison emphasized that such fraud hurts vulnerable Minnesotans and vowed to hold all perpetrators accountable — his Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has already secured over 340 convictions since he took office.

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A shocking sex trafficking and Medicaid fraud scandal is unfolding in Minnesota, with prosecutors accusing former Anoka County prosecutor Andrea Sampson of running commercial sex houses disguised as assisted living facilities — one allegedly billed for over half a million dollars. Alongside alleged pimp Frank Reeves and co-conspirator Viktoriya Komonash, Sampson faces charges tied to a sprawling operation that exploited over a dozen victims. The case also implicates Salman Elmi’s company Reva Health, accused of defrauding Medicaid of more than a million dollars, including fraudulent billing at autism centers where children were present during raids. Authorities uncovered unsafe conditions at the properties, including poor food handling and medication errors, while emphasizing that Medicaid fraud steals from essential healthcare. With bail set high and investigations ongoing, this case reveals a chilling web of abuse, deception, and systemic exploitation.

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Four individuals, including Salman Ahmed Elmi—a former Shark Tank-backed entrepreneur and Minnesota refugee award winner—are facing serious charges in Hennepin County for Medicaid fraud and sex trafficking. Elmi’s company allegedly billed over a million dollars for nonexistent or ineligible services, while two co-conspirators, one a former Anoka County prosecutor, are also linked to a recently busted trafficking ring. Authorities warn the case is still unfolding, with potential victims and deeper criminal networks possibly yet to be uncovered.

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The St. Thomas football team kicks off their season with a QB battle heating up—Ryan Jackson, the seasoned playmaker with composure under pressure, faces off against walk-on transfer Anthony Policare, a fierce competitor from Buffalo. With both vying for the starting spot and hometown pride tied to Jackson’s connection with NFL star J.J. McCarthy, fans are watching closely as the Tommies take on Winona State in their opener.

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