Bill Strande is a multimedia producer for KARE 11, a local news station in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With a focus on local news, Bill covers a range of topics including sports, crime, environmental issues, and community events. His work has also been featured on various other news outlets such as KVLY-TV, KVUE MEDIA, KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and 12 News (KPNX-TV, NBC).
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Bill Strande's local coverage in Minneapolis, Minnesota, primarily focuses on crime, sports, and events. He frequently reports on breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, provide insights or expertise relevant to ongoing criminal investigations, sporting events at the local level, or upcoming community events of interest. Given his focus on government announcements and event coverage as well as the specific geographic focus of his reporting area (Minneapolis), consider tailoring pitches with a localized angle that aligns with current trends or issues affecting the community.
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By: Bill Strande
The BCA said seven Wright County sheriff's deputies "used force" during the incident.
After drafting seven players at the 2024 NFL Draft, the Vikings hope to have found some diamonds in the rough with UDFAs signings.
By: Bill Strande
Prosecutors said the truck driver was distracted to the extent that he failed to apply the brakes before he crashed into a car and killed a couple.
By: Bill Strande
10:56 PM EDT April 29, 2024 FARIBAULT, Minn. — A semi-truck driver from Tennesee is accused of watching Netflix on his phone when he slammed into traffic last summer in southern Minnesota, killing a couple from Iowa.
The flight's return restores all pre-pandemic international destinations for MSP.
After the Bally Sports blackout, fans are looking for new options to follow their hometown team.
The new rule goes into effect May 11, the opening day for walleye and northern pike fishing.
By: Bill Strande
Officers working security at the carnival reported 200 kids, ages 14-17, had gathered and were "being rowdy" before Saturday night's melee broke out.
The home of the Mall of America stood out as the most affordable rental market among the ranked cities.
Adoption fees have been waived as Minneapolis Animal Care & Control attempts to "clear the shelter."
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