Lead Investigative Reporter/Target 3 Team Manager
Renee Cooper is the Lead Investigative Reporter and Target 3 Team Manager at KSTP-TV in St. Paul, Minnesota. With a focus on local news, Renee covers a wide range of topics including crime, law enforcement, community issues, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing in-depth reporting and bringing important stories to the forefront.
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Renee Cooper focuses on local news and has a particular interest in government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to crime, politics, business & industry, as well as family & relationships. She extensively covers topics such as winter weather, crime (including robbery), police activities, homelessness issues, health concerns like violent crimes or accidents resulting from criminal activities.
Given her focus on local news within the United States and more specifically Minnesota (Saint Paul), pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of these areas. Experts with insights into local governance policies regarding public safety or individuals working with communities affected by the discussed matters may find their perspectives relevant for Renee's coverage.
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It was another busy Saturday in downtown Minneapolis as summer winds down.
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City leaders in Brooklyn Center say they don't support the state's plans to convert a portion of Highway 252 into a freeway.
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The Santa Barbara Symphony invites the community to feel the power of Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony with Tchaikovsky Immersion — the highly anticipated
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The Minneapolis Police Chief on Monday addressed violence downtown after back-to-back weekends saw deadly incidents near the same intersection.
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A retired priest who was strangled to death in a car nearly two months ago was laid to rest at last on Saturday.
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The inscription of Burnsville firefighter paramedic Adam Finseth's name added to the memorial on Sunday marked 249 Minnesota firefighters lost in the line of duty.
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It's been nearly two weeks since loved ones have heard from a 22-year-old man from Winona after he embarked on a solo hike in a remote corner of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming earlier this month.
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The City of Minneapolis has proposed redeveloping the former 3rd Police Precinct building into a democracy center , and on Wednesday, they shared the results of a community engagement survey during an open house.
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