Cara Kopp is a journalist based in Duluth, Minnesota. She specializes in local news and has written for CBS3Duluth and has also been featured in KVLY-TV. Cara's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, weather, and human interest stories.
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Cara Kopp's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of government and politics, community, weather, education, and local government. She heavily features expert commentary as well as announcements from various sources.
Given Cara’s emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements related to local issues such as infrastructure plans or potential cuts in school districts due to deficits, she may be receptive to pitches that involve interviews with local officials or experts who can provide insights into these matters.
It would also be beneficial to offer stories related to health & wellbeing given her interest in this area. Additionally, considering her location-specific focus around Duluth and Minnesota generally, pitches should have a clear tie-in with the geographic region she covers.
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By: Cara Kopp
The Wisconsin August Primary is just around the corner, and many local seats are open including the one for the 74th Assembly District.
By: Hayley Raatsi, Cara Kopp
Scott Harbridge is sharing his concerns after a misprint in one townships ballot.
By: Cara Kopp
An entire Northland community showed up to help a family find their missing child.
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) -- One Duluth woman and her dogs are seeking support from the community so they can mush across miles of Alaskan wilderness.
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Discussions around how to better support the city's unhoused are coming to light inside Duluth's City Hall.
By: Cara Kopp
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) -- The Federal Communications Commission is launching a new alert system in an effort to close a gap in the nation's public safety infrastructure.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is proposing to sell 80,000 acres of school trust land in the BWCA, but not everyone at the capitol is on board.
Conversations around Duluth’s 2025 budget has officially begun.
The School District of Superior is seeking support before voters face a multi-million-dollar decision on their ballots this November.
Some northeast Minnesota families are forced to get creative amid the deepening childcare crisis.
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