Ryan Raiche
Investigative Reporter at KSTP-TV (St Paul, MN)
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1 week ago |
kstp.com | Ryan Raiche
A search warrant obtained by 5 INVESTIGATES is adding another layer of detail about the first shooting that took place early Saturday at the Hoffman family home in Champlin. Investigators say Vance Boelter shot state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife Yvette eight to nine times when he showed up at their home dressed as a police officer. The search warrant obtained includes an inventory of evidence, revealing the number of bullets recovered inside the home.
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1 week ago |
kstp.com | Ryan Raiche
Members of Congress received an emergency briefing on Tuesday about the dramatic increase in threats to their safety, mirroring the heightened state of concern for state lawmakers back in St. Paul following the deadly attack over the weekend. It’s just part of the fallout 5 INVESTIGATES has been following over the last 72 hours. DPS provides the security on campus, but unlike many states, there are no metal detectors or security checkpoints inside.
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1 week ago |
kstp.com | Ryan Raiche
The man accused of carrying out the plot to kill state lawmakers over the weekend served as chair of a workforce development board for the county where he used to live. Dakota County confirmed on Monday that Vance Boelter joined the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board in 2013 and was named chair of the board in 2021. Board members were shocked to learn Boelter is the accused killer. “All my interactions with him were great.
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1 month ago |
kstp.com | Ryan Raiche
Five years after Lake Street suffered the brunt of the destruction from the riots after the murder of George Floyd, the business community feels optimistic about its rebirth. An estimated 500 businesses up and down Lake Street suffered damage from the riots — and at least 40 of them were destroyed. Some of the signs of the past remain — including the shell of a burned-down police precinct — but today the entire street looks vastly different.
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1 month ago |
kstp.com | Ryan Raiche
A well-known charity linked to a popular chain of restaurants in the Twin Cities is shutting down over a series of violations. Founders Brian and Sarah Ingram, who have graced local and national television with their successful restaurant group, signed the court documents this week, assuring the state that their non-profit will shut down within months.
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Just interviewed the mother of Ian Wagner who says her son is the person who went to United Heathcare campus this morning with a gun to “send a message.” He’s been frustrated with healthcare industry. According to her, Ian said he was going to shoot through the front entrance. https://t.co/4vMFdXzAWB
The latest from 5 INVESTIGATES: UnitedHealthcare remains on high alert, months after the killing of its CEO. https://t.co/3GcKGMP362 https://t.co/4qZepoEXu3
20 missing ballots, 11 unregistered voters, and now 2 election judges facing charges. It might not seem like a big deal, but election integrity experts say it should be a wake-up call. 5 INVESTIGATES went searching for answers. https://t.co/hCPU6BmWtB
