Erin Adler is a reporter for the Star Tribune, focusing on local news in Dakota and Scott counties in Minnesota, specifically in the Minneapolis area. Her articles cover a range of topics including city planning, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories. Erin's work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Erin Adler’s reporting is focused on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to business, crime, and government & politics. She frequently covers stories that affect the community directly, such as infrastructure developments, public services changes and local events.
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By: Erin Adler
The University of Minnesota would get $13 million to put toward pollution cleanup at UMore Park under a proposed settlement with E.I. du Pont de
For the first time, a few lucky couples will be able to get married at the Dakota County Fair for free this summer.
By: Erin Adler
Brianne Tushaus has trapped between 150 and 200 feral and outdoor cats in the past year, taking them to the Animal Humane Society to be spayed or
River Valley Church’s planned move to the former grocery store space at Diffley and Johnny Cake Ridge roads raised objections from some neighbors with concerns about traffic, parking — and the church’s positions on social issues.
By: Erin Adler
The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is investigating a company that aims to build a housing development in Lakeville for Somali-American
The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is investigating a company that aims to build a housing development in Lakeville for Somali-American families, saying $25,000 "reservations" are being sold for homes on land the company doesn't own. The allegations were included in a court filing that's part of a civil investigation of Nolosha Development by the attorney general. The office declined to ...
By: Erin Adler
The new attraction at Scenic Heights Park has permanent fitness equipment and space for group exercise classes like yoga.
By: Erin Adler
The suburb's pilot will let neighborhoods propose projects to spend city money, but the administrative costs could be a multiple of that.
By: Erin Adler
The city's Parks and Recreation Department recently won an award for the "5th Quarter" lock-in event held after a Simley High School football game.
By: Erin Adler
Neighbors in Jean Flores' senior apartment building often come to resident association meetings to talk about how they might approach management about maintenance problems.
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