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Kristi Miller

National News Network Picture Editor

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St. Paul Pioneer Press, Yahoo News, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Firehouse Magazine, Derrick Publishing Co

Preston's Summary

Kristi Miller is a Picture Editor for a National News Network, specializing in local news coverage in St. Paul, Minnesota. With a focus on crime, public safety, and weather updates, Kristi's work has been featured in various publications such as the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Yahoo News, and the Star Beacon.

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Geo Focus

St. Paul, Minnesota, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 36 %
Breaking News: 36 %
Government Announcement: 9 %
Event Coverage: 7 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 5 %

Themes Covered:

Most Recent Topics:

  • Law and Justice
  • Education
  • Public Safety
  • Community Events
  • Health and Wellness

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Kristi Miller’s reporting focuses mainly on local news, particularly crime and public safety. Her articles cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, with occasional coverage of government announcements.

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Articles

St. Paul Pioneer Press

SUBSCRIBER ONLY Education | Minneapolis high school English instructor is named 2024 Minnesota Teacher of the Year Tracy Byrd returned to his alma mater, Washburn High School, to teach Tracy Byrd is the 60th recipient of the award and the third from the Minneapolis school district to be given that honor by Education Minnesota, the statewide teachers union. Byrd, who graduated from Washburn, left a career in finance in 2008 to work in the Wayzata school district, first as a hall supervisor and then as a football and track-and-field coach. He then took a teacher licensure program and worked as an achievement specialist to prepare him for full-time teaching. After receiving his teaching credentials from Metropolitan State University in St. Paul in 2017, he began teaching at Washburn. Byrd was selected from a field of 11 finalists for the Teacher of the Year award. Five of the 11 work in east metro school districts. “Tracy Byrd is the epitome of excellence and integrity in public education,” said Katie Murphy-Olsen, an English as an additional language teacher at Minneapolis Edison High School, in her nomination letter for Byrd. “His dedication to the students at Washburn through educating, coaching, advocating and leading is palpable in his work. He exudes a dynamic energy, a kindness to all, and he is incredibly supportive to fellow educators and the Minneapolis community.”

SUBSCRIBER ONLY Education | Minneapolis high school English instructor is named 2024 Minnesota Teacher of the Year Tracy Byrd returned to his alma mater, Washburn High School, to teach Tracy Byrd is the 60th recipient of the award and the third from the Minneapolis school district to be given that honor by Education Minnesota, the statewide teachers union. Byrd, who graduated from Washburn, left a career in finance in 2008 to work in the Wayzata school district, first as a hall supervisor and then as a football and track-and-field coach. He then took a teacher licensure program and worked as an achievement specialist to prepare him for full-time teaching. After receiving his teaching credentials from Metropolitan State University in St. Paul in 2017, he began teaching at Washburn. Byrd was selected from a field of 11 finalists for the Teacher of the Year award. Five of the 11 work in east metro school districts. “Tracy Byrd is the epitome of excellence and integrity in public education,” said Katie Murphy-Olsen, an English as an additional language teacher at Minneapolis Edison High School, in her nomination letter for Byrd. “His dedication to the students at Washburn through educating, coaching, advocating and leading is palpable in his work. He exudes a dynamic energy, a kindness to all, and he is incredibly supportive to fellow educators and the Minneapolis community.”

By: Kristi Miller

A ninth-grade English teacher at Washburn High School in Minneapolis was named 2024 Minnesota Teacher of the Year on Sunday at the St. Paul RiverCentre.

St. Paul Pioneer Press

SUBSCRIBER ONLY Crime & Public Safety | St. Paul man charged with carjacking and shooting motorist in Cub Foods parking lot He was prohibited from possessing a firearm because of earlier crime Authorities have charged a St. Paul man in connection with a shooting that occurred during a carjacking attempt Thursday afternoon in the Cub Foods parking lot on Clarence Street and Maryland Avenue. Jarquez Jason Yankovec, 27, was charged Friday with one felony count of possessing a firearm when he was prohibited, one felony count of possessing ammunition when he was forbidden and one felony count of firing toward an occupied building or vehicle. During the Thursday afternoon carjacking attempt on the East Side, a man was shot in the upper left thigh when Yankovec allegedly fired through the driver's window of the man's vehicle. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. A man who had been parked in the grocery store parking lot said two masked men approached his vehicle and tried to open the rear doors. He was frightened and backed out of his parking spot to drive away. The two men chased him and one fired a gun. A bullet struck him as he drove away. He drove himself to St. John's Hospital in Maplewood, where he was treated for an injury that wasn't life threatening. The suspects also tried to carjack another person, who also drove away from the lot. Ninety minutes later, investigators arrested two men, ages 21 and 27, in connection with the incident. Authorities said that Yankovec has a prior felony conviction for third-degree assault that makes him ineligible to possess firearms or ammunition. Yankovec also has a prior conviction for felon in possession of a firearm.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY Crime & Public Safety | St. Paul man charged with carjacking and shooting motorist in Cub Foods parking lot He was prohibited from possessing a firearm because of earlier crime Authorities have charged a St. Paul man in connection with a shooting that occurred during a carjacking attempt Thursday afternoon in the Cub Foods parking lot on Clarence Street and Maryland Avenue. Jarquez Jason Yankovec, 27, was charged Friday with one felony count of possessing a firearm when he was prohibited, one felony count of possessing ammunition when he was forbidden and one felony count of firing toward an occupied building or vehicle. During the Thursday afternoon carjacking attempt on the East Side, a man was shot in the upper left thigh when Yankovec allegedly fired through the driver's window of the man's vehicle. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. A man who had been parked in the grocery store parking lot said two masked men approached his vehicle and tried to open the rear doors. He was frightened and backed out of his parking spot to drive away. The two men chased him and one fired a gun. A bullet struck him as he drove away. He drove himself to St. John's Hospital in Maplewood, where he was treated for an injury that wasn't life threatening. The suspects also tried to carjack another person, who also drove away from the lot. Ninety minutes later, investigators arrested two men, ages 21 and 27, in connection with the incident. Authorities said that Yankovec has a prior felony conviction for third-degree assault that makes him ineligible to possess firearms or ammunition. Yankovec also has a prior conviction for felon in possession of a firearm.

By: Kristi Miller

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