Rose Schmidt is a reporter for FOX 9 | KMSP-TV, specializing in local news in Minnesota, specifically in Minneapolis. With a focus on community stories and issues, Rose covers a wide range of topics including local politics, social issues, human interest stories, and events impacting the Minneapolis area.
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By: Rose Schmidt, Mary Ann Ahern
The constant refrain during the Republican National Convention this week has been unity, but the Illinois Republican delegation has a fractured party, leaving delegates hoping a new state party leader could bring the same unity they're seeing on a national level.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
At least three Illinois Republicans have called for Director Kimberly Cheatle to step down
By: Rose Schmidt
With both parties' political conventions in the rearview, the presidential candidates are bracing for the final stretch before Election Day.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
A new poll spells trouble for Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. It comes as several aldermen are calling for him to fire one of his top aides for previous remarks about police officers and the war in Gaza.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
The ongoing debate over whether to keep ShotSpotter, the technology used by police to alert them when gunfire is heard, will come to a vote at the Chicago City Council Wednesday.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
The lead developer for a proposed stadium for the Chicago White Sox was mum when asked about the cost of the new pop-up field in Chicago's South
Food prices are up more than 25 percent since 2019 Economists say inflation has cooled, and yet, consumers' grocery bills are likely higher than they were pre-pandemic.
Oprah Winfrey's endorsement of Barack Obama led to about a million votes in the 2008 primary
By: Rose Schmidt
There are many differences between Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris' campaigns Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016 made some voters question whether a woman can be president.
By: Rose Schmidt
Thousands of artifacts have been collected for the Chicago museum, which is slated to open in 2026. The Obama Presidential Center is slated to open in Chicago in spring 2026.
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