ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) – A report released during a politically charged and contentious Congressional hearing featuring testimony from Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison is shedding new light on why the state resumed funding to Feeding our Future despite fraud concerns in 2021.
Congressional fraud report
What we know:
The House Committee on Oversight released its report looking into fraud in Minnesota as Gov. Walz and Attorney General Ellison faced questioning on Wednesday.
The report includes multiple findings including new insight into claims the governor made after indictments came down in the Feeding our Future case.
The backstory:
In the report, Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) Assistant Commissioner Daron Korte says they first received complaints about Feeding our Future as early as 2018. However, those complaints came from another suspicious…
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