Recent content from Chris Serres
State relocates adoption event set for Fort Snelling amid outcry from Indian groups
Fort Snelling was a site of suffering, trauma for Dakota families in 1860s.
A Medicaid waiver system so confusing that families hire guides
Stacey Vogele was weaving through rush-hour traffic in her white SUV, searching for the house of Sam, a 21-year-old with Down syndrome and developmental delays.…
High-stakes assessments upend lives of families with disabilities
A few hours can shape the rest of the year for Minnesota families. High-stakes disability assessments deliver critical help, or despair.
76 criminal charges allege abuse at northern Minn. senior care home
Manslaughter is among the charges brought against staff and owner of Chappy's Golden Shores in Hill City, Minn.
'Geography is destiny' for Minnesota families coping with disabilities
With families desperate, thousands are uprooting themselves in Minnesota because they can't get the help they need where they live.
'No child with a terminal illness should have to wait for Medicaid services'
Emily and David Gold keep the small bedroom where their daughter Lizzie once lived exactly as she left it. Her favorite flowered dress hangs on…
Martin Segal, groundbreaking pathologist and master clarinetist, dies at 98
Segal founded and led the first nationally accredited pathology lab in the Twin Cities at what is now Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park.
Ex-official accuses DHS of retaliation after he raises concerns of racial bias
Mohamed (Mourssi) Alfash, who worked within the Office of the Inspector General, alleges he was pushed out soon after he began raising the concerns.
Minnesota launches new housing benefit for poor seniors and people with disabilities
Nearly 8,000 people will receive housing support under the new Medicaid benefit.
State pressures Indian bands to repay $25M in Medicaid overpayments
Documents suggest DHS knew about Medicaid overpayments in 2015.