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Crunchy Messes, Pygmy Goats, Jumping Cars: All in a Day’s Work for Local Police
A slice of suburban life as viewed through local newspapers' Police Reports. If you have a great "Police Report" section in your local paper, please email a link to pbagnpghf@nycunarjfza.pbz with "Police Reports" in the subject line.
Republican Leaders Weigh in on Surplus, Bonding
Chairman of the Republican Party of Minnesota Keith Downey, and several local congressional district and BPOU chairs weigh in on what their fellow Republicans...
Five Years and $3 Million in White Privilege training Later, St. Paul Schools in...
The St. Paul teachers union is threatening to strike after a teacher was assaulted by a student late last week. Superintendent Valeria Silva is under fire with her decision to spend millions of taxpayer dollars in controversial diversity training.
What do Republicans want lawmakers to do with the $1.87 billion surplus?
Alpha News asks several Republican activists to share their views on the $1.87 billion surplus and the upcoming bonding year. Is $0 in bonding possible?
Rep. Kelly Fenton (R-53B) School District Referendum Conflict of Interest
Is there a reason this Republican stayed neutral on big bonding measure?
Wadena residents display Nativity scenes en masse, after atheist group threatened city
The Freedom From Religion Foundation threatened the City of Wadena with legal action for a long-displayed Nativity scene located in a city park, but residents decided to fight back.
Minnesota Republicans & Democrats vote for “Full-service community schools”
Food, clothing, housing, family therapy, healthcare and dental services....at your local school building? Full service community schools get the green light at state and federal level.
Childcare Providers Preparing for Unionization Vote
Some childcare providers fear that local unions may try to rush a vote to unionize providers this holiday season...
Dayton pledges $15 million in taxpayer money to appease protesters, 4th precinct cleared
The 4th police precinct headquarters in north Minneapolis has been cleared after two weeks of protests. But, as Black Lives Matters activists move to Minneapolis City Hall, will the Governor's pledge for $15 million in new racial equity spending, quell the anger?
Alpha News Update: Special Session Demands, Police Body Cameras, and Mandatory In-Home Fire Sprinklers
In this Alpha News Update we discuss a mandatory in-home fire sprinklers case that will likely be pushed again in the future, as well as Governor Dayton's special session requests, and the growing concern surrounding body cameras for law enforcement.