
Ian Russell
Reporter at KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN)
@kare11 Reporter | @Mizzou Mafia | used to be on @thv11 @komunews | KCMO | stories? ➡️ [email protected]
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5 days ago |
kare11.com | Ian Russell
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — It's one of the best times of year. The weather is finally warming up, trees are starting to bloom, and optimism about Minnesota sports is in the air. "I think they're gonna go all the way," Timberwolves fan Linda Robertson, shopping at the Eden Prairie Scheels Friday, said. "You gotta keep a positive attitude." Scheels saw plenty of people checking out new merch ahead of the Wolves and Wild playoff series this weekend, which start this Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
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1 week ago |
kare11.com | Ian Russell
BAYPORT, Minn. — No matter who you are, where you come from or what language you speak, chess can build bridges between all. Inside Minnesota Correctional Facility Stillwater Thursday, the game did just that. "I've played for about 20 years," Robert Kendell-Bey, incarcerated at MCF Stillwater, said. "I learned while being incarcerated." Kendell-Bey was one of 40 men who participated in a chess tournament inside the facility. Chess is not a new game inside the prison – Kendell-Bey says many play.
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2 weeks ago |
kare11.com | Ian Russell
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Multiple Twin Cities-based organizations are now home to hundreds of animals from the shuttered SeaQuest location in Roseville. That location at Rosedale Center closed in February, and there were concerns over how animals were seemingly left in enclosures. The Animal Humane Society told KARE 11 in February it had investigators visiting the site, and SeaQuest had told them they'd staff employees to care for those animals.
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2 weeks ago |
kare11.com | Ian Russell
NEW HOPE, Minn. — Budget discussions in the Robbinsdale Area School district have been ever-present over the past several months, as district leaders try and dig out of a nearly $21 million budget shortfall. "This is really difficult thing for them to go through," Superintendent Teri Staloch said Monday.
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2 weeks ago |
kare11.com | Ian Russell
ST MICHAEL, Minn. — March is the season of madness, as hundreds of college basketball players compete to stand alone above the rest. Those players come from all over the country and world, and on the women's side, two Minnesotans are competing to win the national championship. "I was right next to Tessa once!" Kira Essler said.
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