Kyle Stokes is a reporter at MinnPost, where he covers a range of topics including food and beverages, security and law enforcement, and sports business. His work often intersects with regional interests and world news, reflecting his diverse reporting background from NPR stations in L.A., Seattle, and Indiana. Kyle's insights have been featured in MinnPost, Twin Cities Business, Axios, BioRxiv, and LAist.com.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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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 Smashing Pumpkins will play Grand Casino Arena on Oct. 13.
The growing violation rate denies the system toll revenues it needs to pay for itself.
By: Kyle Stokes
Why it matters: Developers are beginning to see building data centers in vacant office towers as a tool to inject value back into underused downtown properties.
The office was created in 2022 to elevate alternatives to traditional policing, but has faced persistent criticism.
An outside investigator concluded O'Hara had interfered with an official inquiry into his workplace conduct.
The chief resigned Tuesday, only three weeks after being renominated for a second term.
Minnesotans who live in cities are twice as likely to use AI tools as those who live in rural communities, a new report from Microsoft shows.
Park High School senior Alayna Adamez smashed a history-making home run this week.
Fort Snelling's asylum approval rate has fallen from about 13% under Biden to under 2%.
The numbers paint a nuanced picture, suggesting certain sectors and communities thrived while others struggled.
