The 10 latest articles on Rapid City Crime & Safety come from 9 sources, published between Oct 19 and Nov 12. Most come from Harris Sliwoski LLP (2).
Organizations: Customs Enforcement (2)
Places: Minnesota (5), Minn. (3), Minneapolis (3), Texas (3), U.S. (3), VA (2)
How deployed service members are welcomed home has changed over the decades, and Minnesota has Marine Corps Veteran Robert “Bob” Allen Davis to thank for the progress it has experienced through the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program. Formerly from Cannon Falls,…
Home | Canna Law Blog | Upcoming Webinar: Cannabis Rescheduling and Section 280E Published: October 20, 2026 Canna Law Blog Twitter Facebook LinkedIn E-mail Comment Join Harris Sliwoski Managing Partner Vince Sliwoski on October 23, 2026, for 280E After Cannabis Rescheduling: Claiming the Deductions and Preserving the Refunds.
Home | Canna Law Blog | DEA’s "Timely Applicants" Policy and the Problems Ahead Published: November 6, 2026 Jason Adelstone Twitter Facebook LinkedIn E-mail Comment Table of Contents On Friday, October 30, the Justice Department announced the issuance of federal registrations for medical marijuana dispensaries.
State Sen. César Blanco Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of time around veterans. I know what it means to put on the uniform. I served over six years in the Navy, including during the Gulf War, and like…
This story comes to you from MPR News through a partnership with Sahan Journal. Attorneys and local observers say the first immigration detainees have been transferred to a large new detention center in western Minnesota. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced…
Home » U.S. Legal Marijuana Sales Hit Record $2.6 Billion in October, Bringing 2026 Total to $24.2 Billion Mississippi to Become First State With Statewide Medical Marijuana Research Program Tracking Patient Outcomes and Prescription Drug Use Daily Cannabis News Brief for 11/10/2026 Nov 10 2026 U.
The Appleton Detention Facility is holding its first detainees, according to the Prairie Alliance for Human Dignity. West Central Tribune file photo By Staff reports November 11, 2026 at 3:33 PM Listen Comments Share Share this article News Reporting News Reporting Based on…
Police & Law Enforcement‘Too nice to pull the trigger’: DPD sued after female officers taken off frontline duty The department's treatment of women is under scrutiny after a male supervisor was given a 15-day suspension for borrowing a female officer's…
Story by Zach Wendling | Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission pushed back Tuesday on assumptions that cultivators could wait up to two years for testing guidelines, but commissioners offered no new estimate for when such guidance will come.
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