Tom Olsen is a reporter at the Duluth News Tribune, where he has covered crime, courts, and the 8th Congressional District since 2013. A lifelong Duluthian with a background in communications and journalism, Olsen focuses on themes such as crime and justice, legal affairs, and social issues. He has been featured in various publications including Prairie Business magazine and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Duluth, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Tom Olsen focuses on local crime and legal matters in the Duluth area. His articles revolve around breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation related to crime. If you are looking to reach out to Tom, consider offering insights or expertise on ongoing criminal cases, updates on legal proceedings within the Minnesota region, or breaking developments in law enforcement.
Experts with a deep understanding of local criminal justice policies and their implications would be valuable sources for Tom's coverage. Providing context or analysis regarding evolving crime-related issues could also capture his interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Witnesses told police they did not see a dispute or altercation before the assault.
The top-secret case was said to be the longest-running counterintelligence operation of its kind during the Cold War.
The man confessed to shooting the federally protected animal while the DNR was investigating a report of deer baiting.
By: Tom Olsen
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. — A man allegedly admitted to killing a federally protected wolf at his deer stand near Calumet, among other hunting violations.
Unusual circumstances Tuesday prompted a judge to reopen the jury selection process before hearing the 1986 Chisholm case.
A defense attorney told jurors another man killed Nancy Daugherty out of jealousy, but prosecutors accused the defense of "cherry-picking" evidence.
Brian Evenson told jurors the death of Nancy Daugherty was "the worst event of my life" and said he was being "smeared" by defense attorneys.
The 19-year-old allegedly admitted to using a stolen handgun to shoot at a truck while he planned to buy marijuana
By: Tom Olsen
A consortium is studying the feasibility of using hydrogen to replace to fossil fuels in steel production.
Messages allegedly showed the defendant arranging to sell fentanyl pills to the Duluth woman.
(833) 317-6278 
