Mulch ado about nothing
Plus: Court of Appeals plays an Uno Reverse card; Baby bears coming to the MN Zoo; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed the guilty verdict of Abdifatah Yusuf, who was convicted of fraud for his company, Promise Health, which billed over $7.2 million to Medicaid through 40,000 fraudulent claims between 2019 and 2022. The company had been receiving sales tax exemptions from Minnesota for the last decade, totalling over a billion dollars. St. Peter is developing a new housing model using factory-built houses that will be individually owned and managed by residents. Meanwhile, Fridley's public schools are struggling, ten months late with their annual audit and at risk of going into a debt spiral. The Como Zoo in St. Paul recently welcomed two nyala calves and the Minnesota Zoo is receiving three orphaned brown bear cubs. F-16 night training is scheduled for Duluth.
Publié : Hier par Steve McPherson dans Business Health
Data centers might be a hot topic right now, but they’ve been around — albeit on a smaller scale — for a while. In fact, they’ve been receiving sales tax exemptions from Minnesota for the last 10 year... [3154 symbols]
