The churn on the Minnesota Supreme Court got closer to settling Monday when Gov. Tim Walz announced the two people who will replace departing justices on the court, which has welcomed three members and a new chief within the last year.

Gov. Tim Walz on Monday announced the appointments of Theodora Gaïtas and Sarah Hennesy as associate justices on the Minnesota Supreme Court. Gaïtas will replace Margaret H. Chutich and Hennesy will replace G. Barry Anderson. Both Chutich and Anderson are retiring, it was announced this January.

Gov. Tim Walz announces the appointments of two new justices to the Minnesota Supreme Court. Theodora Gaïtas will replace the Honorable Margaret H. Chutich who announced her retirement in January. Sara Hennesy will be replacing the Honorable G.

Gov. Tim Walz has named two women to the Minnesota Supreme Court, which will give the state’s highest court its first female majority in three decades

Gov. Tim Walz on Monday celebrated his two latest appointments to the Minnesota Supreme Court: Theodora Gaïtas and Sarah Hennesy. Once they assume their roles, the majority of the seven Supreme Court justices will be women and all the justices will have been appointed by a Democratic governor.

ST. PAUL, MINN. – Governor Tim Walz is announcing two new appointees to the Minnesota Supreme Court on Monday. The two new judges will succeed retiring Justices G. Barry Anderson and Margaret Chutich .

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Monday named two state judges to fill vacancies on the state Supreme Court. The big picture: Once Walz's picks are sworn in, all seven justices on state's highest court will be Democratic appointees.

Early Monday morning, Walz said he has appointed Sarah Hennesy to replace Justice G. Barry Anderson and Theodora Gaïtas as the replacement for Justice Margaret Chutich.