Richard Chin is a reporter at Star Tribune. With a diverse range of interests, he covers themes including general assignment news, government and politics, world affairs, and arts and entertainment, often exploring unique human experiences and stories. Richard's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Norman Transcript, The Detroit News, and Yahoo News.
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Richard Chin's coverage focuses on local events, lifestyle, and entertainment news in the United States, particularly Minnesota. Pitches to him should provide an angle relevant to his geographic focus or align with the specific topics he covers such as sports, innovation in the community, TV game shows, and summer activities.
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By: Richard Chin
The rural household is part of a nonmonogamous movement that some say is going mainstream.
By: Richard Chin
“I think God is a part of both victory and failure on the course or in a game,” he said. We wondered: Even the Vikings?
A reporting app reveals our state to be flyover country when it comes to flying saucers. Could it be because of our weather?
By: Richard Chin
An Anoka player piano restorer shows silent films accompanied by a rare, vintage instrument that combines piano, pipe organ and percussion.
A Minneapolis man projects family-friendly films in Twin Cities parks. MOAB is an offbeat mobile art venue that combines movies, marshmallows, bicycling and community.
Chenue Her will co-anchor the Fox9 morning show. St. Paul native Chenue Her, the first Hmong male TV news anchor in the U.S., is returning to Twin Cities television.
By: Richard Chin
Researcher Jeff Boissoneault also has created a virtual reality bar for his drinking experiments.
By: Richard Chin
A University of Minnesota professor says polls are more accurate than so-called prediction markets.
By: Richard Chin
According to the prediction market PredictIt, online bettors on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election now seem to feel a Trump victory is more likely.
By: Richard Chin
Some suggestions for foods to reduce stress and anxiety.
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