
Kyeland Jackson
Saint Paul Police Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Saint Paul Police Reporter @StarTribune | Formerly @TPT & @Report4America | @UofL Grad | Hip-hop lover | Retweets ≠ endorsements | Thoughts and opinions = mine
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Kyeland Jackson
Officials in St. Louis Park say that a restraining order which aims to stop a family from using their basketball hoop goes too far and has no legal basis to move forward. City attorney Jared Shepherd opined in a memo filed Monday that Fred and Julia Ramos have no legal basis for filing a restraining order against their neighbors Ross and Lilly Moeding.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Kyeland Jackson
Minneapolis DFLers failed to endorse a candidate Saturday to oppose incumbent Robin Wonsley for the City Council's Ward 2 seat, which represents the University of Minnesota, Como and Seward neighborhoods. At least 40% of the delegates voted for "no endorsement," and attempts to continue the convention longer Saturday to obtain an endorsement failed. More than 50 people caucused for Wonsley, but delegates ruled their votes were invalid in part because Wonsley wasn't seeking party endorsement.
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2 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Kyeland Jackson
By Kyeland Jackson President Donald Trump launched his second term with a slew of orders that have reshaped Minnesota and the world. As it reached the 100-day mark, journalists from The Minnesota Star Tribune reported on the wide-ranging ramifications for the state, which the Republican did not carry, though he garnered strong support in the state's less populated counties.
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2 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Kyeland Jackson
By Kyeland Jackson Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota announced Tuesday that she will run for Senate to replace outgoing Sen. Tina Smith. Craig will leave behind her U.S. House set in Minnesota's Second Congressional District, setting up a competitive race to succeed her. Here are five things to know about Craig, who has been raising her profile in recent weeks. Where is Craig from?
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2 weeks ago |
winonadailynews.com | Kyeland Jackson
Within weeks, the U.S. government will require citizens to use a Real ID for air travel and access to federal buildings. Many Minnesotans have already obtained Real ID licenses. As those who haven’t scramble to gather the documents needed to apply, state and federal officials offered tips on how to prepare. A Real ID card is a form of identification broadly accepted by federal agencies.
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