Nine Stillwater prison staffers treated after exposure to synthetic drug used by inmates
Nine staff members at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Stillwater were treated at a hospital and released Thursday after being exposed to a synthetic drug, according to the state Department of Corrections.
Union leadership met with Sibanye Stillwater mine workers on Thursday night, in anticipation of 700 layoffs announced by the ...
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Stillwater prison on lockdown after employees hospitalizedSTILLWATER, Minn. (Valley News Live) - Minnesota largest prison is on temporary lockdown Thursday after several staff ...
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BAYPORT, Minn. — The Stillwater Correctional Facility was placed on temporary lockdown Thursday after staff members were ...
Stillwater Public Schools has been using the latest screening tools to dive into preliminary academic data across the ...
After the Stillwater Sibanye mine announced that they would be laying off 680 employees starting Nov. 12, many from around ...
They’re celebrating the grand opening of the new location from 1-5 p.m. Saturday, which is National Dance Day.
"From the video it's apparent that LDC (Lul Dak Chak) was targeted and executed," the charging documents state.
Khadra Abdi, 42, admitted to one count of wire fraud, and would serve more than two years in prison under the plea agreement.
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