UMN asks for public’s help to find student missing from St. Paul campus
A University of Minnesota student is missing from the St. Paul campus and law enforcement asked for the public’s help Tuesday to find the 20-year-old.
Margot Langford (Courtesy of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension)
Margot Langford, who also goes by the name River, was last seen Sunday around midnight at Bailey Hall.
The residence hall is on Cleveland Avenue near Buford Avenue.
University of Minnesota Department of Public Safety is requesting anyone who has seen Langford or knows the student’s whereabouts to contact them at 612-624-2677.
Related Articles
Washington County has new fire-suppression devices, and one already helped save a St. Paul Park home
Roseville homeowner who died in fire identified
Court upholds rejection of substitute teaching license for ex-officer who killed Philando Castile
MN Senate advances school resource officers bill, but more work remains
Wisconsin officials release names of 7 Virginia residents killed in crash that claimed 9 lives
More Stories
Ministers shelve plan for small companies to file profit and loss accounts
The government has paused plans to require Britain’s two million small companies to file profit and loss accounts at Companies...
Made-to-Order vs Ready-to-Ship: How Small Luxury Brands Balance Cash Flow and Customer Choice
A $5,000 product, be it a ring, handbag, watch, or piece of furniture, that stays unsold for six months is...
Beyond Chatbots: Why Voice AI Is Becoming the Next Frontier in Customer Experience
Traditional text chatbots solved some basic routing problems, but they completely missed the fundamental human preference for natural speech. Users...
Has the arrival of e-scooters finally ended the war between cyclists and drivers?
Every road user has a nemesis. Ask a driver about cyclists, and you may hear stories about red lights, lycra...
Reducing Waste and Lubricant Runoff in Heavy Equipment Operations
Across agricultural projects, forestry operations, and municipal water utilities, keeping heavy equipment running efficiently requires continuous maintenance. However, conventional mechanical...
Alex Depledge quits Treasury and tells Healey founders are no sideshow
Alex Depledge, the Treasury’s entrepreneurship adviser, will leave the role on Thursday, warning ministers that the government treats entrepreneurship and...