Kyle Stokes is a reporter based in the Twin Cities, covering local news for MinnPost. With a background in NPR stations across Los Angeles, Seattle, and Indiana, Kyle brings a wealth of experience in journalism. He focuses on reporting on Minnesota, specifically Minneapolis, covering topics such as politics, city council elections, and local events.
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Kyle's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a strong emphasis on Minneapolis and St. Paul. He appears to be interested in city council elections, political debates, and key appointments within these regions.
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The new rules would open 90% of the city's current retail space to cannabis shops.
Fairgoers set five daily attendance records, overcoming two days of sparse crowds.
Minnesota stands out for more than just "gray duck"—many local banks still count spare change for free, according to a recent New York Times Magazine article.
We checked out Scramblin' Egg the Bloomington breakfast food truck that recently won a city-funded "Shark Tank"-style small business competition.
By: Kyle Stokes
Last winter, Grant Veitenheimer and Nick Peterson were shivering in the food truck they'd opened, Scramblin' Egg , with no employees and only a trickle of customers.
Minnesota's professional women's hockey franchise already has a league championship , and now it has a name: the Minnesota Frost.
By: Kyle Stokes, Maya Goldman
The data "gives us the most complete picture to date," says the Minnesota-North Dakota chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
In the the space of a week, two proposed transit lines to downtown St. Paul's Union Depot have suffered huge setbacks.
Starting next week, passengers flying through Terminal 1 at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will be able to book a spot in the security line.
New laws address one of the fastest eviction timelines in the nation.
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