Taylor Rivera is a journalist for CBS Radio, specializing in local news coverage in the Minneapolis area. With a focus on community issues, policy, and public safety, Taylor's articles provide in-depth reporting on topics that directly impact the residents of Minnesota.
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Taylor Rivera's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government and politics, public safety, education, and employment in Minneapolis and Minnesota. She frequently covers government announcements as well as events within the community.
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By: Taylor Rivera
A partnership announced Tuesday will pair the Minneapolis Police Department with the city’s NAACP and other groups in an effort to resolve conflicts between neighbors. It comes after John Sawchak shot his neighbor after repeated calls to police.
By: Taylor Rivera
The Hennepin County Attorney office is addressing the dismissal of charges against a wrongfully convicted man after serving nearly 16 years in prison. Edgar Barrientos-Quintana was previously charged with murder after a 2008 drive by shooting.
By: Taylor Rivera
The Hennepin County Sherriff’s office is poised to challenge an order to reduce its inmate population by Thursday at noon. The Minnesota Department of Corrections ordered them to bring down it’s numbers by more than 200 people.
By: Taylor Rivera
As the Dayton’s Market in Minneapolis returns to downtown, first time vendors are gearing up for the big crowds expected over the holiday season. There are over 100 vendors and over 150,000 visitors are expected to visit through the market’s run.
There will be no ban on new drive thru’s in the City of St. Paul, at least until next year. The idea has been to ease congestion in areas where lines block major intersections and cause traffic jams. Minneapolis already passed a similar ban in 2019.
By: Taylor Rivera
St. Paul Police and community leaders are speaking out against a spike in violence there over the last few weeks. Police Chief Axel Henry says ghost guns and online videos are making it too easy to manufacture weapons that get into the wrong hands.
Minnesota Memorial Blood Centers have declared a blood emergency. This comes ahead of the Thanksgiving and broader holiday season when donations usually drop by about 20 percent.
By: Taylor Rivera
A massive racetrack themed restaurant and entertainment complex is coming to Shakopee. The Boardwalk Kitchen & Bar is expected to be finished next spring.
By: Taylor Rivera
The Twin Cities Turkey Hotline will go live for a second year in a row, with experts ready to tackle all your holiday cooking questions. Eight experts will lend their know-how to the hotline, with more of a focus on side dishes this time around.
By: Taylor Rivera
The European-style Christkindl Market is back and runs until the weekend before Christmas in Minneapolis’ North Loop. It’s music, food and shopping from local vendors representing 15 different countries, and kicks off with an opening ceremony Friday.
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