Danny Spewak is a Reporter/Multimedia Journalist at WTSP-TV. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, business and economics, and the evolving landscape of cannabis and psychedelics. Danny's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WHAS-TV, WKYC Channel 3, and KARE 11.
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Danny Spewak primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Minnesota and Minneapolis. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and legal policy regulation, often related to community issues, politics, and crime.
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By: Danny Spewak
The bill, which places on immigration enforcement, has little chance of passing the tied House of Representatives due to GOP opposition
By: Danny Spewak
Rural hospital executives went to the Capitol lobbying for a bill related to a federal drug discount program, which they say is a financial lifeline.
By: Danny Spewak
Republicans have praised the House Fraud Prevention Committee as putting a spotlight on fraud, while Democrats have called it a political exercise without substance.
By: Danny Spewak
If Democrats don't get a vote on an assault weapons ban this weekend, it appears they will make the issue into a top campaign priority in 2026.
By: Danny Spewak
State lawmakers are working to finalize items to stabilize HCMC and fund infrastructure across the state, among other bills.
By: Danny Spewak
After two years with the most narrowly divided legislature in the country, every seat in the House and Senate is on the ballot in 2026.
By: Danny Spewak
The bill to create a "100-percent Fraud Tax" was a late addition in the 2026 legislative session, but it received widespread bipartisan support.
By: Danny Spewak
Lawmakers ended $1.2 million in funding for Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness, after Republicans argued the group was engaged in activism against mining.
By: Danny Spewak
O'Hara was hired to implement change in the Minneapolis Police Department after the murder of George Floyd. Now, that work must continue under a new chief.
By: Danny Spewak
The DFL and Republican parties of Minnesota will hold their state conventions this weekend to endorse candidates for the August primaries.
