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Louis Krauss

Aberdeen, Minneapolis

Nights Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune

Reporter for the @StarTribune Prev: @registerguard. Bylines in Baltimore Brew, Daily Beast, USA Today. 新聞記者alto saxophonist louis.krauss@startribune(dot)com

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  • 3 days ago | startribune.com | Louis Krauss

    Bloody bandages and chest seals still littered the parking lot of Minneapolis' Boom Island Park when park keeper Isaac Bruestel and a coworker arrived to clean up the gruesome mess that followed Sunday night's chaotic shooting that left one woman dead and five men injured. The park workers were tasked with clearing the debris Monday morning after the police tape came down.

  • 3 days ago | startribune.com | Louis Krauss

    By Louis Krauss The teen said he recently found himself having a pleasant conversation with someone who in the past he would have fought with. With roughly 50 to 60 youth members, Bruce and Brooks said they're confident World Youth Connect is assisting with reducing the city's shooting totals. World Youth Connect CEO DeJiohn Brooks and Ofir Germanic chat during an event in St. Paul on May 20.

  • 1 week ago | startribune.com | Louis Krauss

    Metro Transit police unveiled a new collaborative effort on Wednesday to improve safety along University Avenue and for riders of the Green Line light rail, which includes increasing the rail line's police presence.

  • 2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Louis Krauss

    Minneapolis police made significant progress toward implementing reforms as required by a state-ordered settlement agreement, though the department did not meet all the goals laid out for year one of the process, according to a new report. City officials met with reporters Tuesday afternoon in City Hall to discuss the latest semi-annual report from the nonprofit Effective Law Enforcement For All (ELEFA).

  • 2 weeks ago | police1.com | Louis Krauss

    By Louis KraussStar TribuneMINNEAPOLIS — In what the city is calling a “significant milestone,” the Minneapolis Police Department has appointed civilians to two high-ranking positions leading bureaus that focus on officer conduct and rebuilding community trust. On Monday, Ayodele Famodu was introduced as chief of the Internal Affairs Bureau, and Ganesha Martin as chief of the Constitutional Policing Bureau — the first time civilians have held such high-ranking positions for the department.

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Louis Krauss
Louis Krauss @louiskraussnews
30 Apr 25

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara was about to give an update on last night’s homicide that killed 3 people in Minneapolis when another shooting took place just north of the intersection of Cedar and S 17th Avenues in south Minneapolis, a short distance from yesterday’s. https://t.co/wSbIul4xyu

Louis Krauss
Louis Krauss @louiskraussnews
22 Apr 25

RT @walshpj: Suspect in Tesla vandalizing spree in Minneapolis to be entered into diversion and not charged https://t.co/7Fp2g3jB1w

Louis Krauss
Louis Krauss @louiskraussnews
27 Mar 25

Not to be that guy, but why can't the O's play like this in the postseason?

Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Orioles @Orioles

IT'S CEDRIC MULLINS AGAIN https://t.co/AUyd9Fm5K0