Jimmy Lovrien is an Environment Reporter at the Duluth News Tribune. He focuses on energy, mining, and climate-related issues, covering topics that intersect with environmental concerns and regional interests. His work has been featured in Prairie Business magazine, Brainerd Dispatch, and several other publications.
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Interactive maps detail Minnesota and Northland election results.
Interactive maps maps detail presidential, U.S. Senate and 8th Congressional District races by precinct.
By: Jimmy Lovrien
DULUTH — Vice President Kamala Harris may have won Minnesota by more than 4 percentage points Tuesday, but President-elect Donald Trump performed
In July, President-elect Trump vowed to reverse Biden's mineral withdrawal on 225,000 acres of federal land in the same watershed as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in “about 10 minutes.”
By: Jimmy Lovrien
ELY — President-elect Donald Trump has promised to reverse the Biden administration's 20-year mining ban on federal land within the same watershed as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, bolstering the hopes of copper-nickel mining industry supporters but worrying environmentalists who fear pollution to the downstream wilderness area.
By: Jimmy Lovrien
Public utilities across the state provided property-by-property inventory of water service line material, though not all records are complete.
Taken from Duluth by the St. Paul Dispatch in 1896, the steam whistle would sound “sharp, short toots if returns favor” the paper's preferred candidate and "a long, dismal wail" if they didn't.
Air traffic control audio indicates the Leerjet 35 experienced an issue with its landing gear shortly after takeoff from Duluth International Airport. It's unclear if a passenger was on board.
Cynthia Arlene Martin, who was charged Tuesday with vehicular homicide, is no longer chair of the 8th Congressional District DFL.
By: Jimmy Lovrien
Authorities say 64-year-old woman drove off after 19-year-old man struck near Nashwauk
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