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Anthony Gockowski

Anthony Gockowski

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Editor-in-Chief, Alpha News

Minnesota

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Total articles 1396

  • Charges say man threatened to 'shoot up' UnitedHealthcare building

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified| Alpha News@ A Hopkins man is facing four felony charges after he allegedly threatened to “shoot up” UnitedHealthcare’s Minnetonka headquarters.

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified · Alpha News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Appeals court revives Alpha News case seeking bodycam footage from Sen. Nicole Mitchell's arrest

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified| Alpha News@ The Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s ruling on Monday in a lawsuit filed by Alpha News that seeks the release of body camera video from Sen. Nicole Mitchell’s arrest. “The ruling clarifies that releasing the footage would help Minnesotans hold elected officials accountable, which is a benefit to the public that the district court should have considered,” the Upper Midwest Law Center, which represents Alpha News, said in a press release.

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified · Alpha News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • State worker unions calls Walz a 'bad boss' after he orders partial return to the office

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified| Alpha News@ Two unions representing thousands of state workers say they are “appalled” and “disgusted” by Gov. Tim Walz’s “unilateral” changes to telework policies. Walz announced Tuesday that most agency employees will be required to work in-person for at least 50% of scheduled workdays beginning June 1. His office said roughly 60% of state employees already work in-person and did so throughout the pandemic.

    By Anthony Gockowski Verified · Alpha News

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Alpha News