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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: Lindsey Peterson, Taylor Rivera
Minnesota’s emergency executive council has voted to extend the state of emergency amid ongoing wildfires. This unanimous approval unlocks 30 days of critical funding and state resources to manage the numerous active blazes in the northeastern part of the state.
By: Lindsey Peterson, Taylor Rivera
Sun Country Airlines is cutting one-third of September flights at MSP Airport. Thrifty Traveler's Kyle Potter says the unexpected shift to more cargo shipping with Amazon has left them with a shortage of pilots, and MSP along with Chicago, Cancun and San Francisco are taking the brunt of route cuts.
By: Taylor Rivera
Advocates for the homeless are banding together against sweeps at several St. Paul encampments. Local organizers and unhoused residents are fighting against plans put together by city leaders to dismantle local tent settlements, with specific concern about the upcoming August 5 evictions at Pig's Eye Park.
By: Taylor Rivera
A new law going into effect this weekend targets systemic accountability flaws in how domestic abuse cases are handled in Minnesota. Police departments across the state will now be required to file formal written incident reports for every abuse call answered, aiming to eliminate data gaps that have historically shielded repeat offenders.
By: Taylor Rivera
Minneapolis is unveiling a series of fee-free concerts and neighborhood music events this summer and fall. "Investing in independent music venues, the creative economy strengthens our entire local economy," Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says. Here's what to expect:
By: Taylor Rivera
Police say a neighborhood in Isanti went into lockdown just after 2:00 p.m. Wednesday following reports of a man throwing things into the street and retreating into his home with a gun. Multi-agency SWAT teams managed to evacuate nearby residents and eventually took the suspect into custody following an hours-long exchange of gunfire.
A new homeless encampment has popped up in St. Paul’s West End after the closure of one in Pig's Eye Park. Roughly three dozen displaced residents have set up a new camp near Randolph Avenue and Shepherd Road, with Ramsey County teams on site to provide resources: "It's such a delicate balance to survive when you're outside and unhoused."
By: Taylor Rivera
A growing summer education program is giving teens in North Minneapolis a voice and a paycheck. For recent high school graduate Isaiah Martin, joining the CoLab program meant stepping into a room full of younger peers, and finding an unexpected community through mental health education and hands-on team projects.
By: Taylor Rivera
Major cuts and a steep property tax hike. Those are the biggest two takeaways from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's budget address on Wednesday as the city tries to overcome a large deficit, and it'll face pushback from a divided City Council: "I understand the impact," Frey said Wednesday.
By: Taylor Rivera
St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her delivered her 2027 budget proposal amid some public scrutiny over an ongoing homelessness crisis, and a review of her leadership with allegations of sexual harassment. The mayor's budget trims police numbers to 605 officers, and introduces a property tax levy increase.
