Renee Passal is a reporter and anchor for WDIO/WIRT-TV, focusing on local news in Duluth, Minnesota. With a passion for community stories and events, Renee covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, business, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with the latest news and updates.
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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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In just a couple of days, the merger between Cleveland-Cliffs and Stelco is expected to be finalized.
Project Joy's annual fundraiser is coming up on Friday at the Duluth Curling Club, and money raised goes to help end childhood hunger.
St. Louis County has a new director of the Land and Minerals Department. Jason Meyer has been with the county since 1995.
The CDL class at Cloquet High School is going strong in its second year.
The Duluth Children’s Museum was founded in 1930, during the Great Depression.
By: Renee Passal
Construction crews are busy at the Mesabi Metallics site, with the goal of having mining happening in Nashwauk next summer.
By: Renee Passal
Students at Victory Christian Academy are having fun building a new shed at their school in Hibbing through their Industrial Arts class.
By: Renee Passal
Seniors are encouraged to apply for the United Way Youth United Contest, and earn scholarships up to $10,000 for their ideas.
By: Renee Passal
Another successful Log a Load for Kids event, with over a dozen trucks delivering the wood on Thursday in International Falls.
By: Renee Passal
Lakeview Christian Academy students get a taste of how to budget during the Reality Fair on Friday put on by Northern Communities Credit Union and other partners.
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