Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Al Schoch primarily covers local sports and government & politics in Minnesota, with a focus on events and government announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches related to local sports events, particularly those involving the Twins or University of Minnesota teams. Additionally, he may be open to stories about significant political developments within the state.
Given his coverage of crime-related topics, including murder convictions being overturned and shooting incidents, Al might also consider pitches related to crime prevention initiatives or criminal justice reforms relevant to St. Paul or broader Minnesota.
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By: Al Schoch, Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota lawmakers will work over the weekend on final touches for the massive $1.2 billion bonding bill agreement and other bills that have bipartisan support.
By: Al Schoch, Lindsey Peterson
The historic St. Paul hotel has a new ownership group. The man who owns the Minnesota Wild hockey team is the lead man in the purchase, joined by real estate developers Jim Kelly, Carl Kaeding, and David Williams in the deal for property assessed at more than $17 million.
By: Al Schoch
It's win-or-go-home time for the Timberwolves Friday night when they host the San Antonio Spurs in Game 6 of their second round NBA playoff series. Wolves center Rudy Gobert struggled to contain Spurs star Victor Wembanyama, but adds they still control their own destiny: "It's on us."
By: Lindsey Peterson, Al Schoch
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (DFL) is expected to name Theodora Gaïtas as the new Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court Tuesday. With her rising to the chief judge's post, Walz is expected to name Judge Reynaldo Aligada to the high court.
Hennepin County sheriff Dawanna Witt has filed paperwork to run for a second term. "I kind of like the sheriff thing, so I'm going to stick with it," Witt said, noting that she's been asked to seek higher office. "I'm not done being a copy yet."
The Kickoff to Summer at the Fair is underway this Memorial Day weekend, giving people a sneak-preview of this year's Great Minnesota Get-Together.
