Josie Albertson-Grove

Reporter

Politics and government reporter

Josie Albertson-Grove has covered state and local government for the Star Tribune since 2022. She has covered state government and the western suburbs. Albertson-Grove spent several years as a reporter in New England, most recently covering education and politics at the New Hampshire Union Leader. Albertson-Grove received a master's from the Columbia Journalism School with a focus in investigative reporting, and has a bachelor's in political science from Beloit College. She is a graduate of St. Paul Central High School and lives in Minneapolis.

Josie Albertson-Grove has covered state and local government for the Star Tribune since 2022. She has covered state government and the western suburbs. Albertson-Grove spent several years as a reporter in New England, most recently covering education and politics at the New Hampshire Union Leader. Albertson-Grove received a master's from the Columbia Journalism School with a focus in investigative reporting, and has a bachelor's in political science from Beloit College. She is a graduate of St. Paul Central High School and lives in Minneapolis.

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Latest from Josie Albertson-Grove

St. Paul

St. Paul City Council blocks developer’s hopes for lower density at Ford plant site

Ryan Companies wanted the St. Paul City Council to let it build shorter buildings with fewer apartments at Cretin Avenue and Ford Parkway, but a tie vote from shorthanded council blocked the appeal.

February 19, 2025

St. Paul

Will development finally take off at the old Hamm's brewery in St. Paul?

Builders have long nurtured hope for the red brick buildings on the city’s East Side.

February 13, 2025

St. Paul

The ‘garbage wars’ are over. But there’s another trash fight in St. Paul.

Neighbors say a proposed garbage truck depot will derail hopes for more homes between W. 7th Street and the river.

February 7, 2025

St. Paul

St. Paul’s new City Council president wants to see council flex its muscle

Rebecca Noecker hopes for more healthy disagreement between the seven council members and with Mayor Melvin Carter, and sees St. Paul turning a corner.

February 3, 2025