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Susie Jones' coverage focuses mainly on local government and politics, with significant attention to crime-related news. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including homelessness, gun control, emergency situations, education, wildlife rescue and lawsuits.
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By: Susie Jones
Minneapolis City Council member Aisha Chugtai is stepping away from her post for a month to address her mental health. Chugtai shared it in a letter to constituents Monday, saying in a newsletter that after last year, with a mass shooting, and Operation Metro Surge she is taking time off to address mental health issues.
By: Susie Jones
More than 130 doctors at Allina Health's Mercy and Unity Hospitals are ready to walk off the job after talks over the past two years failed to produce an agreement. Dr. Saul Singh says they want to be involved in the future of the healthcare industries, and they want a raise and sick time.
By: Susie Jones
The Anoka Hennepin School Board meets Monday for the first time since the district rejected a petition from a group of parents wanting to get a referendum on the November ballot. More than 3,000 parents want voters to consider paying more in property taxes to avoid school staffing cuts, but the school board dismissed it for legal reasons.
By: Susie Jones
Minnesota prosecutors are announcing they have obtained key evidence from federal authorities in their investigations into the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. These incidents occurred during protests against a federal immigration enforcement crackdown earlier this year.
By: Susie Jones
Minneapolis City Council members rejected a contract Thursday which would have allowed the police department to use drones to respond to emergencies. Those opposed cited privacy and safety concerns and the contracted company's ties to ICE and the Israeli military. Supporters said it would improve public safety. It failed in a 6-6 vote.
By: Susie Jones, Lindsey Peterson, Laura Oakes
Another blow to northeastern Minnesota and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Officials with the Superior National Forest announcing the BWCA will remain closed through October 1 to protect public and firefighter health and safety. But, they also say conditions will be monitored daily, and they'll review areas that could reopen sooner.
By: Susie Jones
Both Minneapolis and St. Paul Police departments are facing a shortage of officers, as both cities come off a week with violent crimes. The shortages can translate into potential trouble for everyone involved according to former St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell: "You're going to have more mistakes."
By: Susie Jones
U.S. Forest Service is announcing some changes for folks hoping to visit the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness which has been closed due to numerous wildfires. Starting Monday, visitors will be allowed to use parts of the Boundary Waters for day trips only as fires continue to burn. But it is at least a ray of hope for area businesses.
By: Susie Jones
St. Cloud Police have taken an 11-year-old boy into custody after he allegedly stabbed an 18-year-old multiple times. Police say the two did not know each other before the stabbing, and believe that it was a random attack.
By: Susie Jones
Gov. Tim Walz expressed concern as the federal government prepares to turn a prison in Appleton into a holding center for Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees as soon as this fall. Walz says philosophically, he disagrees with a private company doing government work: "The federal government is going to do what the federal government does."
