Lou Raguse is a Podcast Host specializing in topics such as lawsuits, corporate fraud, financial crimes, and court proceedings. He also covers legal reform and consumer health, providing insights into health news within the United States. Lou has been featured in KVLY-TV, KVUE MEDIA, WLTX-TV, KARE 11, KING 5 News, THV11, and 11Alive.
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Dana Nelson also disputes the characterization that she quit her job as a grant manager to consult with Zion Baptist Church and profit from the grant.
By: Lou Raguse
Aimee Bock will be in court Thursday to address a motion from prosecutors to issue sanctions.
By: Lou Raguse
Bishop Harding Smith was set to go on trial this week
By: Lou Raguse
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison accuses We Push For Peace founder Trahern Pollard of spending the nonprofit money for his own use.
DFL and GOP lawmakers in Minnesota's House and Senate introduced bills to allow possibility of mobile voting in municipalities
By: Lou Raguse
The 85-year-old victim adopted Joseph Robinson, at 41-years-old, as his son and gave him power of attorney.
Caesar Wilson, who considers himself a "sovereign citizen" exempt from certain laws, allegedly tricked the IRS into giving him a $9 million refund.
By: Lou Raguse
Anne Barber Dunlap’s body was found in the trunk of her own car abandoned in the Kmart parking lot on New Year’s Day 1996
By: Lou Raguse
The CRU was created in 2020 and led to three people released from prison but depended on a federal grant from the Department of Justice that wasn't renewed
A judge sentenced the gunman in October's shooting at Bar Zia in downtown Minneapolis, Arlonzo Williams Jr., to 72 years in prison.
