Kyle Stokes is a Reporter at MinnPost. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, sports, retail, and food and beverages. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Twin Cities Business, Axios, BioRxiv, LAist.com, KOMU 8, and Mid-Missouri CW.
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Kyle's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a strong emphasis on Minneapolis and St. Paul. He appears to be interested in city council elections, political debates, and key appointments within these regions.
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Minnesota enters the season with star power — but big questions about their future.
The lawsuits are an attempt to hold the feds "accountable" in civil court for both Good's death and the broader immigration enforcement blitz.
By: Torey Van Oot, Audrey Kennedy, Nick Halter, Kyle Stokes
The café is the first new establishment to open its doors from the current wave of construction in the long awaited United Village development.
Some St. Paul City Council members are calling on Mayor Kaohly Her to explain how she'll oversee police matters while simultaneously being sued by the city's police chief
Police in multiple suburbs have tied a recent string of gun violence to Somali American gangs.
Twin Cities cafés are making space on their fall menus for a new flavor.
Minneapolis school board members will consider Tuesday whether to pause a controversial plan to close or merge at least 14 schools next year.
When Minneapolis clears a homeless encampment, the surrounding area experiences a sharp uptick in drug overdoses for several days afterward, according to new research findings shared with Axios.
Neither candidate in the Hennepin County Attorney's race wants to be the next Mary Moriarty — but each would carry forward parts of her approach if elected, interviews with Axios reveal.
Most of the time in Minneapolis, it's legal for a motorist to turn right across a two-way bike path, even when the traffic light is red, newly-released city data shows.
