Charmaine Nero is a reporter for KARE 11, focusing on local news in Minnesota, specifically in Minneapolis. With a passion for highlighting community events, diverse businesses, and inspiring individuals, Charmaine aims to bring stories that resonate with the local audience and celebrate the vibrant culture of the city.
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Charmaine Nero's coverage focuses primarily on local events and evolving stories in the Minneapolis area. She seems to have a particular interest in showcasing positive community initiatives, cultural celebrations, and local achievements. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing pitches related to uplifting community events, human interest stories, or profiles of individuals making a difference in the Minnesota and Minneapolis area.
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Twins staff honored Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President, Bob Kendrick, with a $10,000 check toward the museum's expansion project in Kansas City.
By: Charmaine Nero
St. Paul PD says a 2012 Chevy Tahoe, with a wheelchair stored inside, was stolen Tuesday. The truck was later found stripped, but the wheelchair is still missing.
By: Charmaine Nero
Minnesota’s premier tattooing event will take place the weekend of July 14-16.
A multi-year construction project spanning three miles on Highway 169 from Highways 10 and 197th Avenue in Elk River is expected to be completed in November 2024.
Events last from July 24 - 30 leading into the nationwide celebration of Black Business Month in August.
By: Charmaine Nero
The festival concluded its 23rd year on Sunday.
19-year-old Diamond Cook is joining Talladega College. It's the second HBCU to launch a gymnastics team.
By: Charmaine Nero
"The whole point is to build wealth within African immigrants in Minnesota," said Director of Business Development and Housing Idris Mohamed.
"You know how kids want to be a doctor or a firefighter, I always wanted to be a singer," said Jovonta Patton.
The Red Cross of the Dakotas' and Minnesota say they’ve deployed 11 volunteers from across the region.
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