Matt Sepic is a Correspondent who primarily covers local news in Minnesota, with a focus on Minneapolis and the surrounding region. His reporting has appeared in various local and regional publications, including MPR News, and has covered a range of topics such as legal proceedings, educational issues, and criminal investigations.
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Matt Sepic mainly focuses on local government and crime stories in the Minneapolis area, often covering evolving or breaking news. He frequently reports on legal proceedings, fraud, law enforcement activities, and government announcements related to crime and politics.
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The Duluth City Council has agreed to pay $135,000 to a couple to settle allegations of racism by police.
By: Matt Sepic
Londregan fatally shot Cobb, 33, as he tried to flee a traffic stop involving three state troopers on I-94 north of downtown Minneapolis.
Tens of thousands of low-level marijuana-related cases have already been erased but the task of expunging records of felony convictions is far more complex. A new state board is figuring out how to do it.
A pillar of Minneapolis’s cycling community is shutting down after 22 years in business. The Hub Bike Co-op announced Friday that it’s closing both of its locations, on Minnehaha Avenue and in Dinkytown, on Sept. 30.
Walz’s handling of the riots following the killing of George Floyd by a police officer is being revived by Republicans who say he was too slow to call out the National Guard. A review in 2022 found the city at first did not provide a detailed plan, and Walz said at the time state and local law enforcement underestimated the scale of the unrest.
The court initially suspended Padden in late 2023 after some of his former clients filed complaints with the the Minnesota Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility.
Simmons, 30, was part of a group of people looting a Foot Locker during a riot in downtown Minneapolis on Aug. 26, 2020.
One of the former Minneapolis police officers convicted in the 2020 killing of George Floyd is due to be released from prison on Tuesday. Thomas Lane, who received the shortest sentence of the four ex-officers involved in Floyd’s death, is set to be the first to leave custody.
The new charges come in addition to two counts of vehicular homicide and nine counts of criminal vehicular operation that Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty filed last week.
President Joe Biden in June nominated Assistant U.S. Attorney Laura Provinzino to replace Judge Wilhelmina Wright, who retired.
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