Jennifer Brooks is a Metro columnist at various publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, while also exploring themes related to animals, culture, and marketing. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The Hill, and The Seattle Times, among others.
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Jennifer’s coverage focuses on local events and government announcements in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She particularly covers topics related to community, homelessness, local events, family & relationships and house & home.
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At Normandale Hills Elementary in Bloomington, Mr. Z's original songs are the soundtrack of school life.
At Normandale Hills Elementary in Bloomington, music teacher Jeff Zupfer's original songs are the soundtrack for student life.
Harry Blackmun and Warren Burger were MN boyhood friends who made it to the U.S. Supreme Court, only to see their friendship unravel over cases like Roe v. Wade.
By: Jennifer Brooks
“Courting Harry” relitigates the 80-year friendship of Roe v. Wade author Harry Blackmun and Supreme Court colleague Warren Burger, with the audience as jury.
By: Jennifer Brooks
Beagles rescued from the Ridglan research facility in Wisconsin have been making a joyful noise in their Minnesota foster homes.
Dozens of former medical research beagles are recovering in foster homes and learning the joys of toys, cuddles and barking.
Get an early taste of fair season at an annual event that brings cookie buckets, crop art and rides on the giant slide to the state fairgrounds this weekend.
Kickoff to Summer at the Fair kicks off with cookie buckets and crop art.
By: Jennifer Brooks, Melissa Walker
Commencement speakers in other states were booed for praising AI, but in Minnesota, they sounded the alarm.
Commencement speakers in Minnesota mixed inspiration and advice with caution about AI technologies that can spread disinformation as easily as information.
