Andrew Hazzard is a reporter with Sahan Journal, focusing on climate change and environmental justice issues. With a background in daily newspapers across Mississippi and North Dakota, he has developed a keen interest in regional and world news, government, and politics. Andrew's work has been featured in outlets such as Next City, MPR News, and the Star Tribune.
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St. Paul, United States (Local)
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Andrew Hazzard's coverage focuses on local issues in Minnesota and Minneapolis, particularly related to environmental pollution, community activism, public health, local government decisions, and urban development. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation within specific themes like energy, agriculture & farming, government & politics, transportation & logistics, as well as business & industry - he would likely be interested in pitches offering insights from officials or experts who can speak to these topics at a local level.
Pitches could include voices of community activists working on environmental issues or public health concerns in the area. Additionally, professionals with expertise in urban development policies or those involved with local agricultural initiatives may find their input valuable for Andrew's coverage.
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By: Andrew Hazzard
Newly released surveillance footage showing an immigration officer shooting a Venezuelan man in north Minneapolis on Jan. 14 contradicts initial government reports of the incident that wounded one and derailed the lives of several others.
Maria, a mother of three in Brooklyn Park, owes more than $400 this month between her Xcel Energy and CenterPoint Energy bills.
By: Andrew Hazzard
Going on more than four days without food, three activists on a hunger strike sat in the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners' waiting room Monday trying to get a meeting with a board member.
Utility bills are the third-largest expense for most people, after housing and food costs. Local groups have banded together to help immigrants in Minnesota.
By: Andrew Hazzard
After Congress cleared a new pathway to mine copper near the Boundary Waters, climate groups and tribes say Minnesota can and must step up.
By: Andrew Hazzard
Owens Corning makes asphalt shingles on the shores of Shingle Creek. North Side residents say the odors and emissions from the factory make the neighborhood less livable.
By: Andrew Hazzard
Owens Corning makes asphalt shingles on the shores of Shingle Creek. North Side residents say the odors and emissions from the factory make the neighborhood less livable.
By: Andrew Hazzard
Wildfires caused by climate change are making smoky air a summer reality in Minnesota. Experts say more smoke will return this summer, and that residents should take it seriously.
By: Andrew Hazzard
The East Phillips Neighborhood Institute finally has a clear path to purchasing the site after funding was included in the Legislature's bonding bill.
By: Andrew Hazzard
State regulators are trying to strip Northern Iron of its permit. Neighbors on St. Paul's East Side want Mayor Kaohly Her to take their side.
