Josie Albertson-Grove is a Reporter at the Star Tribune. She has focused on state and local government, particularly in the western suburbs, and has a background in covering education and politics. Albertson-Grove's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and Yahoo News.
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Josie Albertson-Grove's reporting focuses on local government announcements and evolving stories within the crime and government & politics themes, with a geographic focus on Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis. She is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local government decisions, community issues, public policy changes, or breaking news in the region. Additionally, she covers topics such as property taxes and housing developments which are important areas for local residents.
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By: Josie Albertson
Mayor Kaohly Her's administration planned to clear three large homeless camps by winter. But council members want to delay any more closures.
By: Josie Albertson-Grove
The unprecedented midyear layoffs would target teachers who work with English learners, whose numbers shrunk after the surge in immigration enforcement.
St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) may lay off a dozen teachers after a decline of more than 500 English learner students after MN ICE operation.
The St. Paul school board voted unanimously to delay deciding whether to cut 16 teachers who work with English learners, with the specter of
By: Josie Albertson
The city agreed to pay attorneys' fees to Save Our Street, the group of Summit Avenue residents who have advocated against an off-street bike path.
The city of St. Paul agreed to pay $160,000 to Save Our Street after a lawsuit by the MN group of Summit Avenue residents against an off-street bike path.
The Rondo Community Land Trust wants to break up the “superblock” near the State Capitol.
The Rondo Community Land trust wants to break up the “superblock” near the MN Capitol since the Sears store in St. Paul closed in 2019.
By: Josie Albertson
The city will find a contractor to administer the car-sharing program, hoping state legislators will pass state funding for Hourcar.
The city will find a contractor to administer the car-sharing program until MN legislators can try to pass state funding for Hourcar.
