Elliot Hughes is a reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He specializes in covering public safety, with a strong focus on cultural movements, diversity and inclusion, and social issues, which are common themes in his work. Elliot's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Elliot's coverage primarily focuses on crime-related events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His articles often involve evolving stories and breaking news related to local crime and law enforcement activities. If you are a local expert or community leader involved in social or criminal justice initiatives, sharing insights regarding ongoing cases, trends in criminal activity, police-community relations, or proposed solutions to address specific issues may be of interest to him.
Given the high frequency of breaking news and evolving stories within his articles, providing timely updates on relevant situations would likely capture Elliot's attention. Additionally, offering expert commentary that adds depth to developing narratives could enhance your chances of engagement with this journalist.
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By: Elliot Hughes
Members of two gangs are either barred from attending the fair or prohibited from engaging in gang-related activity.
By: Elliot Hughes
State and local prosecutors have secured injunctions to keep seven gang members from entering the Minnesota State Fair, and prohibit three others from engaging in gang-related activity, such as associating with each other, flashing gang signs or intimidating others.
By: Carson Hartzog, Elliot Hughes
The Minneapolis-based retailer said it was “looking closely at how this happened” after a Halloween costume from one of its private-label brands evoked blackface minstrelsy.
The Minneapolis-based retailer said it was “looking closely at how this happened” after a Halloween costume from one of its private-label brands evoked blackface minstrelsy.
By: Carson Hartzog, Elliot Hughes
MINNEAPOLIS -- Target pulled a Halloween costume from its website after social media users said it resembled racist caricatures historically used to demean Black people.
By: Carson Hartzog, Elliot Hughes
MINNEAPOLIS -- Target pulled a Halloween costume from its website after social media users said it resembled racist caricatures historically used to demean Black people.
After the City Council passed a resolution to end Flock Safety’s contract, Mayor Kaohly Her and Police Chief Axel Henry announced the removal of two city-owned cameras.
The controversy over Flock cameras is hitting new heights in Minnesota, with reports of vandalized cameras across the state and a growing list of municipalities rethinking the technology.
By: Elliot Hughes
State Sen. Steve Cwodzinski helped students process what one calls “one of the most consequential moments of history in my lifetime.”
By: Elliot Hughes
The car chase through St. Paul lasted for one-and-a-half miles. A 39-year-old man died Wednesday after jumping from a moving vehicle in St.
