Nicole Ki is a Human Rights Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, cannabis and psychedelics, legislation, and government and politics, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Nicole's work has been featured in several outlets, including SIOUX EMPIRE PADDLERS, The Public Opinion, Sahan Journal, and MPR News.
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Nicole Ki's coverage primarily revolves around local news, including community events and government announcements in Minneapolis and Minnesota. She frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to local government, politics, entertainment, and community events.
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By: Nicole Ki
Around 500,000 Minnesotans with low-level offenses will have their criminal records sealed through Minnesota’s new automatic expungement law, which has been delayed since January. Officials are aiming for the first round of records to be expunged in late June.
By: Nicole Ki Mprnews
After spending weeks applying to dozens of jobs, Ruby Coty felt hopeless. She's used to nailing interviews, mostly for $15 to $18 an hour service jobs.
By: Nicole Ki
Minnesota recently required all schools to have a cell phone policy, and lawmakers are considering a total ban in schools. Some schools say restrictions are already helping.
By: Nicole Ki
The City of Anoka broke ground on what could be one of the first government-run cannabis dispensaries to open in the U.S. since 2015.
Minnesota’s air quality alert hasn’t stopped kayakers and canoeists from going out on the water in Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
By: Nicole Ki
Aspiring cultivators, manufacturers and retailers in Minnesota’s budding recreational cannabis industry reacted with joy and disappointment after the state held a lottery to determine their future.
Dorothy Jean Moore, 57, is facing federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering for her role in the Feeding Our Future case.
By: Nicole Ki
On Monday morning, all 249 applicants who won licenses in the cannabis lottery were informed via email that they weren’t “selected” for a license. The state’s cannabis office later corrected the error.
We solicited your questions about road and highway maintenance and construction in Minnesota and asked the state’s Department of Transportation for the answers. Here’s what they said.
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