Andy Mannix
Minneapolis crime and policing reporter
Minneapolis crime and policingSince joining the paper in 2016, Mannix has worked on beats reporting on Minnesota’s courts and law enforcement at state, local, and federal levels, Minneapolis City Hall and issues related to criminal justice policy and prisons. In 2020, he was part of the team of reporters that covered the killing of George Floyd and aftermath, leading to the Star Tribune winning the George Polk Award and Pulitzer Prize. Mannix also teaches at the University of Minnesota journalism school, of which he's an alumnus. He holds a master's degree from University of California-Berkeley, where he focused on data-driven journalism. Prior to joining the Star Tribune, Mannix wrote about a variety of topics, such as crime, recreational marijuana and politics, for publications including The Seattle Times, MinnPost, City Pages and The Minnesota Daily. He lives in Minneapolis.
Latest from Andy Mannix
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Charges: Burnsville woman fatally shot 70-year-old, hid body at Minneapolis shed for 10 days
Josephine Ann Powers, 25, is charged with second-degree murder for shooting Michael Robert Riccio in the head.
July 24, 2024
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Charges: Burnsville woman fatally shot 70-year-old, hid body at Minneapolis shed for 10 days
Josephine Ann Powers, 25, is charged with second-degree murder for shooting Michael Robert Riccio in the head.
July 24, 2024