Devlin Epding News Today

A deep dive into the Minnesota Daily explains what each desk does.

Once someone mashed those movie titles together, social media ran with it and the movie marketeers weren’t far behind.

Justice Department finalizes a two-year long investigation into the city’s police department.

Devlin Epding is a reporting intern for the Duluth News Tribune. He joined the paper in 2023 while studying at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities. He can be reached at 218-723-5305.

The end of race-conscious admissions programs could impact enrollment at the University of Minnesota as soon as next year.

Join Hana Ikramuddin and Alberto Gomez for In The Know’s newest show, “The Top Story,” where In The Know staff break down and discuss one of the Minnesota Daily’s most compelling stories of the month. For the series’ first episode, Devlin Epding breaks down his Nov. 8 story, “A breakdown of recent UMN-area strikes.”

Possession changes effectively take place August 1.

After failing in previous sessions, the bill aiming to protect LGBTQ+ children and vulnerable adults in the state passed the state Senate on April 21.

City officials will analyze present reports to Frey and the Minneapolis City Council in May to determine whether to repair the existing building or move the police station to a nearby site.

A decade after the state’s first LGBTQ+ wedding was legalized, communities look toward the future.