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Hannah Yang
Verified
Southwest Minnesota Reporter, MPR News (Saint Paul, MN)
Worthington
Beats
Biography
An award-winning journalist, Hannah has been in the news industry as a former newspaper reporter to a radio broadcast journalist for public radio. Hannah graduated from Ohio University and is a native from Cleveland, OH. She eventually moved to take her first job as a newspaper reporter in Rochester, MN and has bee in the southern region of the state ever since.
Content
By Hannah Yang Verified| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified Hundreds of meatpacking workers marched in shifts outside of the JBS Foods plant in Worthington throughout Thursday afternoon and into the early evening. They touted signs and demanded safer work conditions at the pork plant. “This march that we had today, this was the first march outside of the JBS plant in over a decade,” said Ruth Schultz, meatpacking director of the Local UFCW 663.
By Racheal Chie, Edryd Bowmer, Angela Liu, Hannah Yang Verified| Strange Horizons Magazine@ From Nnedi Okorafor comes the tale of a brave young girl called Najeeba, which means She Who Knows. She Who Knows the novel is a coming-of-age story set in West Africa in a distant Afrofuturistic earth. The novel takes place in the world of Okorafor’s Who Fears Death, and is the first in a new trilogy. As such, it offers the backstory of one of the characters in that series, focusing on themes such as feminism, trauma, heartbreak, racism, and the supernatural.
By Dana Ferguson, Dan Kraker Verified, Hannah Yang Verified| Sahan Journal Verified This story comes to you from MPR News through a partnership with Sahan Journal. Many Minnesota lawmakers used this week to reconnect with constituents who filled in-person town halls to express displeasure and some support for their representatives in contentious times. Once the Easter and Passover recess has ended, a divided Minnesota Legislature will put together a budget with a modest surplus expected but a $6 billion shortfall anticipated for the following two-year budget.
Company Info
MPR News (Saint Paul, MN)
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
+1 651-290-1500