Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Mark Freie's coverage suggests a focus on local news, particularly in Minnesota with attention to government announcements, events, and evolving stories related to sports, government & politics, and crime. To effectively reach out to him:
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By: Mark Freie
Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Whitt is lashing out against Minneapolis City Council members after a federal raid of a business in south Minneapolis. She was joined by Police Chief Brian O’Hara who both added the feds could have handled it better.
By: Mark Freie
Minnesota lawmakers will work through 14 bills on Monday during a special session focused on passing a new, two-year state budget and avoiding a partial government shutdown. The special session starts at 10 a.m. and must adjourn by 7 a.m. Tuesday.
By: Mark Freie
Four 18-year olds remain in custody following a shooting at Burnsville High School’s graduation on Friday. It’s still not clear what led to the shooting which happened about a half hour after the ceremony concluded.
By: Mark Freie
A $66 billion state budget is headed to Governor Tim Walz’s desk after Minnesota lawmakers worked into the evening during a special session focused on avoiding a partial government shutdown Monday evening.
The Minnesota DNR is expanding its K9 Unit with the addition of four new dog/handlers teams that earned their detection certification in late May, doubling the size of the already existing K9 Unit working throughout Minnesota.
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