Both Minneapolis and St. Paul are expected to end the year with fewer homicides than the prior year, according to police data. The dip in homicides in St. Paul has been the most impressive. After six consecutive years with homicide numbers in the thirties, St. Paul is poised to have fewer than 20 homicides in […]
Package Theft During The Holidays – What The Statistics Tell Us
Package theft occurs at all times of the year, but it undoubtedly spikes during the holiday season when shoppers are having presents and holiday items shipped to their home. The economic impact of these thefts is immense, as estimates suggest more than $8.2 billion worth of online orders were stolen in the past year. To […]
Do People Really Trust AI More Than Lawyers When It Comes To Legal Advice?
ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence models are becoming more popular in our society, and while they can certainly be helpful in some situations, they are still in their infancy, and taking their information at face value can be problematic for a number of reasons. While AI is expected to help streamline some legal processes, these […]
How Does Your City Score On The Minnesota Crime Report?
Is your suburb really as safe as you think it is? Is that neighboring town safer than the city you call home? In an effort to understand which cities across Minnesota are the safest, Niche.com used a variety of data to give cities a grade for their crime safety. They analyzed FBI crime rates, CDC […]
Probation Pressure and Mental Illness: When Supervision Fuels Setbacks
You’re told probation is better than jail. You can go home, see your family, and maybe keep your job. But they don’t tell you how hard it is to meet every rule when your brain is already working against you. For people with mental illness, probation isn’t relief. It’s another layer of pressure. Miss an […]
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