Burnsville man accused of choking daughter, leading to hourslong police standoff
A 41-year-old Burnsville, Minnesota, man is accused of choking his young daughter, leading to an hourslong standoff with police on Sunday.
When Allison Lussier died under suspicious circumstances, her family pointed to domestic violence. Minneapolis police couldn't prove it.
An abusive ex was immediately identified as a possible suspect. A year later, he’s never faced charges. Authorities believed evidence pointed to drug use instead.
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DFL lawmakers, victim advocates sound alarm about a new funding freeze on domestic violence services
ST. PAUL – (WCCO 830) – Minnesota Democratic lawmakers are sounding the alarm in response to President Donald Trump’s freeze ...
Survivors of domestic violence ask Maine lawmakers for tougher laws
AUGUSTA, Maine (WGME) -- Survivors of domestic violence gathered at the State House in Augusta on Tuesday morning to put ...
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New organization has big plans to spread awareness against domestic violence in Grady County
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Wild forward Ryan Hartman’s ban is reduced; Kirill Kaprizov’s recovery will take longer
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‘Five-alarm fire’: Minnesota domestic violence groups are scrambling after federal funding paused
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