Ava Kian is a journalist at various esteemed publications including the St. Paul Pioneer Press and MinnPost. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as lawsuits, federal legislation, and the intersection of security and law enforcement. Ava's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Sahan Journal, Colorado Public Radio, and The Daily Yonder.
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Ava Kian's coverage is primarily focused on health and social issues in Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis. Her articles often cite data or government announcements to support her reporting.
Given Ava's focus on health and wellbeing, she may be interested in pitches related to innovative healthcare programs, community health initiatives, healthcare access for minority communities including the Hmong population, as well as stories that involve data-driven insights into public health challenges in Minnesota.
Additionally, since housing and equity are among the topics covered by Ava, she might also be open to pitches concerning affordable housing initiatives or reports addressing social disparities within Minneapolis and its surrounding areas.
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DPD has not yet identified a suspect.
The changes included charges like spitting in public, shoplifting and more.
By: Ava Kian
Brent Metz is also sentenced to three months of work release after a jury found him guilty of illegal discharge of a firearm and third-degree assault.
By: Ava Kian
The lawsuit claims after a physical altercation with an officer, the facility denied Burch care for a week.
By: Ava Kian
The new ICE detention facility would be the second largest in Colorado.
According to police, the cops had been called on the 26-year-old more than a handful of times.
By: Ava Kian
Jeffery Lindsey's office didn't disclose that one of the defendants was a confidential informant for the sheriff's office.
By: Ava Kian
Some courtrooms are piloting “CourtCall” this summer.
By: Ava Kian
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said the 911 call they made after their car was struck was “very compelling.”
By: Ava Kian
The Aurora officer shot and killed a man after trying to pull him over for traffic violations.
