Aimee Bock, the founder of Feeding Our Future, and her codefendant Salim Said will go to trial in the federal fraud scheme. The scheme, prosecutors say, involved using Federal Child Nutrition ...

A nonprofit executive director, who pleaded guilty to charges in the Feeding Our Future fraud case, was sentenced on Friday and ordered to forfeit her home as part of the sentence. Authorities say ...

Today’s column is about how the incompetence of the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) led to the theft of hundreds of ...

It’s the first Feeding Our Future case to go to trial since the more than $250 million fraud scheme was publicly revealed in January 2022. The seven defendants’ lawyers have argued they didn ...

Partners In Nutrition was disqualified from federal food programs last year, even though none of its employees have been charged criminally.

1st trial in Feeding Our Future fraud case underway 01:01. MINNEAPOLIS — The trial of the first seven defendants in what federal prosecutors call the largest pandemic-era fraud case in the ...

Prosecutors say Feeding Our Future went from receiving and disbursing approximately $3.4 million in federal funds in 2019 to approximately $250 million in 2021.

Federal agents raid Twin Cities homes connected to Feeding Our Future fraud trial 01:46. MINNEAPOLIS — A juror was dismissed Monday after reporting that a woman dropped a bag of $120,000 in cash ...

Prosecutors say Aimee Bock, the former executive director of Feeding our Future, as well as her co-defendant, Salim Said, orchestrated the fraud worth $250 million in federal funding meant to feed ...

The Feeding Our Future fraud bilked $250 million from the federal meal program by claiming to serve underprivileged children during the pandemic, according to federal prosecutors.

They also transferred more than $2.5 million to foreign textile and trading companies, and paid more than $100,000 in kickbacks to Abdikerm Eidleh, a Feeding Our Future employee in exchange for ...

They also allegedly sent $100,000 in kickbacks to Feeding Our Future as part of the scheme. Ereg and Ahmed are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud and money laundering.