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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
A large portions of the state of Minnesota remains under drought conditions, despite recent rains across the state. State Climatologist Pete Boulay says more than 40% of Minnesota is considered abnormally dry, while about one-third of the state remains in moderate to severe drought.
By: Alanna Durkin Richer, Scott Bauer, Susie Jones, Eric Tucker
A federal judge has blocked an attempt by the Trump administration to subpoena Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other state officials, calling it an effort to “harass and retaliate against them.” The subpoenas were served in January as part of an investigation into whether or not they obstructed or impeded law enforcement during Operation Metro Surge.
By: Susie Jones
Minnesotans diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer will soon be able to take a new drug that's ready to be approved by the FDA. Minnesota Oncology Doctor Girum Lemma says the drug was found to block a mutated protein that fuels tumor growth.
By: Susie Jones
Some Minnesota Medicaid service providers are expressing frustration at the slow pace of revalidating their programs. The Department of Human Services is processing appeals from disenrolled providers as part of a statewide fraud crackdown. DHS says most of them had incomplete paperwork or failed site visits.
By: Susie Jones
A big weekend in the Twin Cities with the Pride Festival getting underway Friday evening at Loring Park, and culminating with the parade in downtown Minneapolis Sunday. "It's so important for us to gather together as a community," says Kelsey Alto, director of programming for Twin Cities Pride.
Highway 62 will be closed in both directions between Highway 100 and Interstate 35W in Edina this weekend to allow crews to remove the existing Rosland Park pedestrian bridge. The closure starts at 10:00 p.m. Friday, and lasts until 5:00 a.m. Monday.
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.
