According to court documents filed Thursday, Ahmed Abdullahi Ghedi pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering.

Prosecutors say Ahmed Ghed fraudulently claimed to be running a child nutrition site, feeding thousands of children a day in St. Paul and taking federal COVID-19 relief funds to do so.

A federal jury in March found Feeding Our Future executive director Aimee Bock, considered the face of the scheme, and her alleged accomplice, Salim Said, guilty on all counts for their roles in ...

The biggest recipient among the Feeding Our Future sites where charges have not been filed was a low-income apartment building in St. Paul where more than $3.4 million worth of meals were reimbursed.

Two brothers, who were key figures in the Feeding our Future fraud case, will plead guilty on Tuesday. Abdi Nur Salah is a ...

The alleged theft of a quarter of a billion dollars was referred to as the “Feeding Our Future,” scandal—named after Ms. Bock ...

Another person has been federally charged in the Feeding Our Future scheme, bringing the total to 72 defendants. On Friday, the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota ...

State officials were right to disqualify Partners In Nutrition from federal food program participation last year as part of the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud investigation, a Minnesota ...

An Apple Valley woman is charged after federal prosecutors say she claimed and received money for meals at two child nutrition program sites.

News Crime & Public Safety Apple Valley woman latest to be charged in Feeding Our Future fraud Dorothy Jean Moore, 57, of Apple Valley, was charged with wire fraud and money laundering ...