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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Duluth, Minnesota, United States (Local)
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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Plenty of connections made on Thursday at the Iron Range Job Fair.
We are wrapping up National Crime Victims’ Week, and that’s when the St. Louis County Attorney hosts the annual Northeast Minnesota Criminal Justice Summit.
By: Renee Passal
Three Grand Rapids FFA members hold state leadership roles, a first in state history.
An event is coming up Sunday to raise awareness and honor those impacted by the serious problem of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives.
The Lake Superior Zoo is proud to announce a new addition. Pip, a nearly 1-year-old red panda, has joined the family.
Titanium Partners is proud to have received the Project Award for their redevelopment of the Arrowpointe Medical Center. They were one of hundreds of nominations to be a finalist.
Over 1600 people who want to support children’s mental health are attending the Minnesota Association of Children’s Mental Health conference, which is taking place at the DECC this week.
By: Renee Passal
A final exam for UMD students included making a five course French meal for people in the community on Monday evening.
A unusual stop for the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Spar on Tuesday morning. She anchored right in the ship canal under the lift bridge, so members could pay respects to BM1 Edgar Culbertson.
Thanks to a mild winter, crews have been able to make good progress on construction of the seawall behind the DECC.
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