Kirsten Mitchell is a journalist based in St. Paul, Minnesota, focusing on local news for CBS News. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the local community. Kirsten's work has also been featured in The Citizen.
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Kirsten's articles predominantly focus on local news and human interest stories, with particular attention to family & relationships, pets, health & wellbeing. She frequently covers evolving or breaking stories related to community support initiatives, as well as announcements from government agencies.
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Given her coverage attributes and themes covered suggest she would be responsive to sources able to provide insights into ongoing local events affecting families and the broader community within St Paul and Minnesota.
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By: Kirsten Mitchell
MINNEAPOLIS — The rideshare drama appears to be over here in Minnesota. Both Uber and Lyft say they will stay in the state after lawmakers on driver pay at the end of the legislative session.
By: Stephen Swanson
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill into law on Tuesday morning that boosts the pay of rideshare drivers following an agreement with Uber and Lyft that will keep them operating in the state.
MINNEAPOLIS — It's a journey that's taken all kinds of twists and turns. When the University of Minnesota men's gymnastics program got cut a few
MINNEAPOLIS — Community members gathered at the site of in Minneapolis to pray and pay their respects to law enforcement.
By: Kirsten Mitchell
ELKO NEW MARKET, Minn. — On the day one family buried their child, there were painful memories for another family. Both their children drowned at their summer jobs.
By: Kirsten Mitchell
CHANHASSEN, Minn. — Loss of any kind is hard, but losing someone to suicide can be especially complicated, and knowing how to support someone through it can be tough too.
MINNEAPOLIS — June is Pride Month, and there are lots of activities to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, including the 52nd annual Pride festival and parade.
By: Kirsten Mitchell
CHASKA, Minn. — Barbara Mein, 75, was adopted as a baby and never knew her birth parents. But a change to Minnesota law could give her and thousands of others some long-awaited answers.
By: Kirsten Mitchell
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A St. Paul nonprofit is providing fresh veggies in the city's food deserts, all while cultivating confidence and job skills.
By: By Kirsten Mitchell
Michael Morimoto received the first email a few weeks ago. It included his name, address, phone number and a PDF document. In the document, there was an image of his home in Robbinsdale.
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