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Susie Jones' coverage focuses mainly on local government and politics, with significant attention to crime-related news. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including homelessness, gun control, emergency situations, education, wildlife rescue and lawsuits.
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By: Susie Jones
Bladder cancer is the sixth most prevalent cancer among men in the U.S and ninth overall. Until now, there had not been much advancement in treatment. That all changed with INLEXZO, a small device that looks like a pretzel, and is inserted into a person bladder where it releases chemotherapy.
By: Susie Jones
The number of kids getting vaccinated is down, according to the CDC, and it has health leaders concerned heading into a new school year. Minnesota Department of Health Epidemiologist Ben Christensen says numbers are well below the 95% coverage goal to prevent outbreaks.
By: Susie Jones, Ed White
Governor Tim Walz took executive action Tuesday to protect the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness from copper-nickel mining. The executive order will direct state agencies to stop all permitting and review work on mineral mining projects in the Rainy River Headwaters Watershed. Here's why he says he is taking action:
By: Susie Jones
There's a hearing Wednesday on an injunction to try to stop an alleged gang fight from taking place at the Minnesota State Fair. ​Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and Ramsey County Attorney John Choi filed the lawsuits in an effort to prevent members of two rival gangs from taking part in a fight.
By: Susie Jones, Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota farmers are bracing for impact, as the tariff war with Canada heats up again. This after U.S and Canadian trade negotiations broke down, triggering a fresh set of tariffs from both sides. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday they'll match the U.S. tariffs "dollar-for-dollar."
By: Susie Jones
Thousands of Minnesotans suffer from migraines, with one in five women and one in ten men impacted by the painful experience. As we near the end of summer, and start of the fall, health care providers say they see an increase of people coming in for help.
By: Susie Jones
More than 60 people will become U.S. citizens at the 2026 Minnesota State Fair. On Monday, a standing ovation greeted about two dozen new citizens who read the Pledge of Allegiance for the first time on the stage inside the International Bazaar: "Wow, I'm feeling happy," said Ethiopian-born Bizuah Eniru.
By: Susie Jones
New information on the discovery of three dead bodies inside an Inver Grove Heights home earlier this week. Police are calling it a tragic murder-suicide after 43-year-old Jamie Lee Charles, 22-year-old Jaymison Shaw, and 19-year-old Willie Shaw Jr. were found earlier this week.
By: Susie Jones
A lot of questions about the man behind a deadly mass shooting in Minneapolis, including past issues and why he had a gun he was legally licensed to carry. ​Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty told WCCO he was arrested but there wasn't enough to charge him: "People ask what could have been done differently and that's a legitimate question."
By: Susie Jones
250 law enforcement officers, including four SWAT teams, descended on the Travelodge and Super 8 hotels in Brooklyn Center Wednesday, with both locations generating an exorbitant number of calls over violent crimes, sex trafficking, shootings and weapons offenses: "This is not a response to one isolated incident."
