Paul McEnroe has been a reporter at the Star Tribune since 1980, specializing in coverage of social justice issues, including failures in the child protection system, addicted youth, domestic violence, foster care and abuses of the mentally retarded. His investigations include “The Informant,” on the FBI’s 2007-08 corruption probe inside the Minneapolis Police Department; an examination of factors leading to the collapse of the I-35W Bridge, including the series “Money vs. Safety”; the plane crash that killed U.S. Sen. Paul Wellstone; and the unsavory fund-raising machine of Vietnam-era Hmong warrior Gen. Vang Pao.
McEnroe has covered the Gulf War, the conflict in Bosnia-Croatia and the Iraq War. In 2005, he was named an Ochberg Fellow by the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma for his longtime coverage of victims of violence. He holds a Master’s Degree in journalism from Michigan State University and is an adjunct lecturer at the University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communication, where he teaches investigative and in-depth reporting.
Mentally ill prisoner died after bout of seizures untreated.
Updated: May 21, 2013, - 09:39 PM
His name is associated with a rare and fatal childhood disease, which he helped identify 50 years ago. His satisfaction...
Updated: May 10, 2013, - 12:17 AM
Buford Rogers appeared in federal court Monday. Authorities said his arrest and the confiscation of guns and pipe bombs possibly saved lives.
Updated: May 07, 2013, - 05:06 PM
State investigators allege psychiatrist who oversaw care for hundreds of patients billed falsely.
Updated: April 22, 2013, - 09:16 AM
State report to be released today finds neglect at Chisholm home.
Updated: April 17, 2013, - 09:45 PM
A state psychiatrist who was forced to resign in 2005 was later rehired and then fired because of poor patient...
Updated: April 13, 2013, - 12:07 AM
Two psychiatrists at the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter deliberately misled a Hennepin County judge about the care of a mentally ill woman after the judge concluded she had suffered medical neglect, according to court documents reviewed by the Star Tribune.
Updated: April 08, 2013, - 12:16 PM
Best Buy was once one of the most admired brands. Today, the founder and his loyal execs want a shot at restoring the company to its glory days, despite some big missteps in the past decade.
Updated: March 25, 2013, - 10:23 AM
More than a dozen agents, judges and prosecutors elaborated on major drug and gang cases that Jones’ office refused to prosecute and describing an erosion of trust between the top law enforcement official in Minnesota and those assigned to tackle the government’s most dangerous cases.
Updated: March 19, 2013, - 04:59 PM
She loved her job, her colleagues – and stray pets
Updated: February 28, 2013, - 11:33 PM
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