John Riley is a Senior Editor at Metro Weekly. He covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and nightlife, with a particular focus on LGBTQ+ interests, gender issues, and civil rights. John has been featured in numerous publications such as USA TODAY, Hood County News, and the Arizona Daily Star.
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John Riley focuses on legal and political news, often with a local (United States) perspective. His articles predominantly cover government & politics, as well as crime-related stories.
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David Vulin completed a diversion agreement after an encounter in which Ryley Niemi confronted him with anti-gay claims about child abuse.
The Iowa Democrat faces criticism over an ad opposing trans women in women's sports and Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming surgery.
Police say five people beat a man lured to a Missouri park. The charged 18-year-old's attorney says his client was misidentified.
By: John Riley
PHILLIPSBURG, Mont. - A new agreement with the federal government aims to speed up major project development in Montana. A big push right now, increasing the supply chain for critical minerals.
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Stefanie Hill of Contact Mill and Mining Company outside Phillipsburg gives state and federal leaders a tour.
By: John Riley
PHILLIPSBURG, Mont. - A new agreement with the federal government aims to speed up major project development in Montana. A big push right now, increasing the supply chain for critical
Republican Jennifer Balkcom approved the attack on Jamie Ager, while a drag queen depicted in the ad says she has never met him.
TENT faced threats after unauthorized messages targeted Texas voters, while mailers were traced to a newly registered Wyoming company.
HELENA, Mont. - This election cycle has hit a record, with more than $11.2 billion spent nationwide on political advertising, according to AdImpact – a company that tracks ad spending.
