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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.
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By: Al Schoch
From gavels and juries to burgers and buns - members of the Minnesota judicial branch including the state’s chief justice all the way down to law clerks, traded in their court attire for grilling aprons Friday in St. Paul at the Memorial Day Picnic.
By: Al Schoch
Several dozen people took the time on Memorial Day to stage a protest against President Trump on the Ford Parkway Bridge in St. Paul, saying military personnel died defending American values that may be lost
By: Al Schoch
A 15-year-old boy is now in custody in connection with a fatal shooting at Northtown Mall in Blaine last week. The Anoka County sheriff’s office is not saying what charges are filed against the teen.
By: Al Schoch
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents are apparently dealing with vandalism by activists over their recent approval of the sale of land to an aerospace company. One regent, James Farnsworth, tells WCCO he’s “deeply disturbed” by the actions.
By: Al Schoch
Brooklyn Park’s chief of police says it’s not known if Vance Boelter has accomplices in the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers, but it appears there were things put in place to give him resources to evade capture. “Yeah, there was some help.”
By: Al Schoch
Brooklyn Park’s chief of police says it’s not known if Vance Boelter has accomplices in the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers, but it appears there were things put in place to give him resources to evade capture. “Yeah, there was some help.”
There’s a growing memorial on the steps of the state capitol building in St. Paul for the lawmakers who were the targets of what many feel was a politically motivated attack.
The Minnesota State Fair Skyride begins its seventh decade of operation with new technology, and successful that show the gondolas can still carry the load.
Faith leaders from the Minnesota Council of Churches today joined Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison at the State Capitol where they collectively called for an end to political violence
More than 11-thousand street rods, customs, and classics are on display this weekend at the state fairgrounds for the annual Back to the 50’s car show
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