AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBack-to-School Savings: Minnesota tax officials say families should save back-to-school shopping receipts for possible K-12 Education Credit (income-based, refundable) or K-12 Education Subtraction (no income requirement), noting last year’s average claims of $389 and $1,491 respectively. Workplace Safety Tragedy: A tree-trimming worker in Apple Valley, Christopher Boone Crimmins, was charged with second-degree manslaughter after authorities say he crushed a coworker’s head with a hydraulic grapple during “horseplay” involving shadows. Public Health & Schools: Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan immunization coordinator Mary Langworthy was named Minnesota’s 2026 Immunization Champion after boosting district compliance to 99.8% through 14 school clinics. Agriculture Funding: The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for its AGRI Sustainable Agriculture Demonstration Grant, offering up to $350,000 for 2–3 year on-farm research and demos. Local Crime: Minneapolis police are investigating two weekend stabbings—one at a North Loop bar and another at an after-hours club—leaving victims hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Weather: Monday is warm and more humid, with scattered storms possible overnight and again Tuesday.
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