Joey Peters is a Politics and Government Reporter at Sahan Journal. With 15 years of experience, he focuses on themes such as government, politics, and public policy, while also covering topics like cannabis regulation and real estate investment. His work has been featured in MPR News, The Guardian, Star Tribune, and several other prominent publications.
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Minnesota, United States (Local)
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Joey Peters focuses on local news, particularly in Minnesota and Minneapolis. His coverage includes government announcements, legal policy regulation, evolving stories, breaking news with a heavy focus on government & politics, crime and social issues.
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Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya will make history when Minnesota elects its first U.S. senator of color in November.
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and former TV journalist Michele Tafoya will compete for a U.S. Senate seat in the November general election. Either would make his
By: Joey Peters
During Operation Metro Surge, neighbors formed networks to monitor immigration raids and deliver food. Now, Unidos MN is adapting that model to organize voters block by block.
By: Joey Peters
Attorney General Keith Ellison's office filed a lawsuit Wednesday against two home sellers who allegedly discriminated against Somali Muslim homebuyers by selling them homes at inflated costs.
By: Joey Peters
For most of the past three decades, a Minnesota U.S. senator has served on the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, the preeminent Senate body that works on federal issues impacting Indian Country.
By: Joey Peters
One of the key players in a federal food aid fraud scheme will dissolve itself and pay the state its remaining assets, according to a settlement
By: Joey Peters
St. Paul released the investigation Thursday of sexual harassment allegations police Chief Axel Henry levied against Mayor Kaohly Her.
By: Joey Peters
Early voting is underway in Minnesota, where Amy Klobuchar faces Lisa Demuth for governor and Peggy Flanagan takes on Michele Tafoya for U.S. Senate. Learn who's on the ballot and how to vote before or on Nov. 3.
By: Joey Peters
Following Operation Metro Surge, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said the top question he gets from people all over the state about the upcoming midterm election is: What happens if ICE shows up at the polls?
A campaign ad by Republican gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth calling out “Somali gangs” and singling out a Somali American man's alleged planned
