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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
Twin Cities shelters continue to face an ongoing capacity strain amid what leaders call an "invisible family homelessness crisis." Support network leaders say that despite lower official shelter counts, these spaces remain overwhelmed and struggling to meet demand after Operation Metro Surge.
By: Lindsey Peterson, Taylor Rivera
An emerging "Super El Niño" will impact weather all across the globe, and that includes in Minnesota where it threatens to bring warmer, drier weather to the region. This rapidly intensifying Pacific warming trend could rank among the strongest measured since the 1950s, and those tend to mean warm, and dry, Minnesota winters.
By: Taylor Rivera
A federal grand jury has indicted 15 people accused of plotting violence against ICE officers in Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge. The charges were filed against the defendants allegedly linked to antifa affinity groups for allegedly orchestrating violent blockades, assaults, and the stalking of law enforcement.
By: Taylor Rivera
The Minneapolis Park Board is set to vote on proposed closure of the Minnehaha Dog Park over cultural concerns. The board will decide on a resolution that would permanently decommission the park due to Dakota burial sites and artifacts being found there.
By: Taylor Rivera, Lindsey Peterson
The next generation of "hot rodders" are taking the wheel at this weekends massive 'Back to the Fifties' car show at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Organizers are highlighting a relatively new dedicated showcase for custom car builders under 30-years-old in an effort to pass the torch to a new generation of hobbyists.
By: Taylor Rivera
Everything is set for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games to take over the Twin Cities. Thousands of athletes are headed to Minnesota for the national tournament spanning the University of Minnesota, the National Sports Center, and the Mall of America.
By: Lindsey Peterson, Taylor Rivera
