Tommy Wiita is an online reporter for Bring Me The News, with a focus on local news in the Minneapolis St Paul area. Tommy has covered a wide range of stories, including crime, fires, local politics, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Sports Illustrated and Yardbarker.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Tommy Wiita's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, accidents, and business-related stories. His reporting frequently includes breaking news and evolving stories.
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The shooting is believed to be a retaliation between two gangs.
By: Tommy Wiita
The encampment had been set up on the Twin Cities campus for the past three days.
By: Tommy Wiita
The original Northeast Minneapolis location closed in late 2023.
Property damage charges are expected to be filed.
By: Tommy Wiita
The girl died from "the combined effects of starvation and infection."
By: Tommy Wiita
The Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance on April 25 that would allow the city to sell cigarettes at one of the highest price points in the country. The council unanimously approved the amendment with the ordinance authored by Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw.
By: Tommy Wiita
Police said they are aware of "hundreds" of tags committed by the man.
By: Tommy Wiita
The Minneapolis-based business already has multiple locations across 7 states.
The state patrol said the driver went off the road and struck a guardrail.
A "soft opening" is planned on Saturday.
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