Trey Mewes is a Rochester correspondent at the Star Tribune. With over a decade of experience reporting on southern Minnesota, his work often focuses on regional interest, government and politics, agriculture, and cybersecurity. Trey has been featured in various publications, including Editor & Publisher Magazine, Yahoo News, and The Detroit News.
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Trey Mewes' coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in the Rochester and Minnesota areas. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, business, government & politics as well as education. His articles often revolve around government announcements, evolving stories and breaking news.
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The Great River Shakespeare Festival is unveiling a new and improved theatrical space inside a former Masonic temple this month.
By: Trey Mewes
Several cities' festivities suffered amid storms on Saturday, including in Rochester, where the show ended early and left people confused, prompting an apology from organizers.
Rochester's fireworks show lasted only a few minutes due to weather and technical issues. The city is working with its vendor to put on another show.
By: Trey Mewes
Shiloh Hendrix faces disorderly conduct charges in the case stemming from a viral video. Her attorney has argued it is about freedom of speech.
The former Rochester woman was fined $1,000 and sentenced to community service in a case that went viral nationally.
Shiloh Hendrix, the woman accused of hurling racial epithets against a Black autistic child, was found guilty of disorderly conduct.
The U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary came to Rochester Friday to announce plans for a new system for people with autism who have wandered from their homes.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other federal officials were in Rochester to announce a new national alert system to help track people with autism who wander from home.
By: Trey Mewes
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Law enforcement and first responders here have trained for decades on how to track and approach autistic people who have wandered away from their homes.
By: Trey Mewes
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Law enforcement and first responders here have trained for decades on how to track and approach autistic people who have wandered away from their homes.
