Renee Passal is a Reporter/Anchor at WDIO/WIRT-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, health and wellness, and culture and society, with a particular focus on crime and governance-ESG in Minnesota. Renee's work has been featured in various prominent platforms, highlighting her commitment to impactful storytelling in her community.
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Renee's coverage is largely focused on local community events, organizations, and human interest stories. She covers a range of topics including mining, local education initiatives, charitable endeavors, and news from specific towns in Minnesota.
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Family and friends packed a courtroom in the Douglas County Courthouse on Monday, for a preliminary hearing for Aaron Donald Johnson.
By: Renee Passal
The nurse manager on the oncology floor at Essentia Health-St. Mary's Medical Center is a cancer survivor herself.
Through a veil of sea smoke on Wednesday morning, the Lee A. Tregurtha sailed under the Aerial Lift Bridge. She’s the final laker to arrive for winter layup in the Twin Ports. Port leaders expect six or seven vessels to be here.
Still a somewhat challenging State of Manufacturing, according to the survey done by Enterprise Minnesota.
Another honor for the principal of the Proctor Middle School, because John Awsumb cares so much about his students
A big turnout for the 5th annual Better In Our Backyard Winter Dinner on Thursday night. 500 people attended the sold out event at Clyde Iron Works.
By: Renee Passal
The retrial for a man accused of a 1986 murder in Chisholm is underway in Virginia, with additional jury selection set for Wednesday.
After his inauguration, President Trump signed dozens of Executive Orders. One of them is called Unleashing American Energy, and has several sections about mining.
Most people try to stay out of the St. Louis County Jail at all costs. But students from Marshall went there on purpose, during the iTerm.
Property owners can access help addressing the spruce budworm problem thanks to the Arrowhead Forest Partnership.
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