David Griswold
Digital Content Producer at KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN)
Digital Producer at @KARE11 | Reigning men's hockey league champion.
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kare11.com | David Griswold
MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved a budget proposal that will hike tuition and drastically reduce academic programming for the upcoming academic year.
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kare11.com | David Griswold
ST PAUL, Minn. — Thinking of getting some ink? Tattoo Festival Twin Cities could be the perfect opportunity. The annual event, held July 18-20 at the St. Paul RiverCentre, will feature more than 300 internationally renowned tattoo artists, including reality tattoo stars and local artists. Officials with the event say that some artists have begun booking in advance, but plenty will be accepting walk-ups. The event will also feature artists competing in contests with 20 categories.
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kvue.com | David Griswold
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — General Mills is shifting away from using certified colors in all foods, starting with what's being served in K-12 schools. In a press release on Wednesday, the company said it is working to remove the certified colors from school foods by summer 2026 and then all foods by the end of 2027. The release goes on to say that the removal impacts a "small portion" of its food in schools, adding that about 85% of all its products are already made without certified colors.
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kare11.com | David Griswold
MINNEAPOLIS — Ryan Estrada, one of the nation's top high school running backs, committed to the University of Minnesota Tuesday, passing up offers from Alabama, Michigan, Missouri and Wisconsin. The standout from the 2026 class in El Paso, Texas, had plans to visit Tuscaloosa on Friday for a formal visit to one of the most respected football programs in the nation. But three days before the visit, Estrada posted his decision.
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1 week ago |
kare11.com | David Griswold
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — General Mills is shifting away from using certified colors in all foods, starting with what's being served in K-12 schools. In a press release on Wednesday, the company said it is working to remove the certified colors from school foods by summer 2026 and then all foods by the end of 2027. The release goes on to say that the removal impacts a "small portion" of its food in schools, adding that about 85% of all its products are already made without certified colors.
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