Jimmy Lovrien is an Environment Reporter at the Duluth News Tribune. He covers a range of topics related to energy, mining, and environmental issues, with a focus on the impact of mining operations, sustainability practices, and climate change. His work has been featured in various publications, including Prairie Business magazine and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Duluth, United States (Local)
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Based on Jimmy's coverage, he is focused on local news in the Minnesota and Duluth areas. He covers a range of topics including government & politics, business & industry, as well as crime and environment.
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The moose population is just a quarter of what it was in 2019, according to the results of the most recent winter survey.
It's the first evidence of a reproducing mountain lion population in Minnesota in more than a century, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
A suspect was shot and injured but additional information was not immediately provided.
The city wants clarification on several items before agreeing to a development agreement and tax abatement for Google's controversial proposal.
New homes are popping up amid the charred remains of trees. But it hasn't been easy for residents.
The two-year project is the last one on the Minnesota side needed to delist the St. Louis River as an area of concern.
The burrito chain is looking to build a drive-thru on the 1900 block of London Road.
By: Jimmy Lovrien
Money for a new building for the Union Gospel Mission and repairs at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center top the list.
Held at the DECC May 29-30, approximately 3,000 delegates will consider endorsing candidates for five statewide offices.
The former healthcare executive defeated Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth after 10 ballots.
