Tom Stromme is a news photographer at various publications including The Anniston Star and The Bismarck Tribune. He specializes in themes of security and law enforcement, focusing on public security issues that impact communities. Tom's work has been featured in multiple outlets such as WDAY, Capital Journal, and Telegraph Herald.
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Tom Stromme's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and press releases, with a particular emphasis on transportation & logistics as well as sports. To effectively engage him, consider providing unique angles or human-interest stories related to the specific local events he covers. If you have insights into how these events impact the community or can provide exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these local happenings, it would likely capture his attention.
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Mandan Republican lawmaker Karen Rohr announced on Monday a bid for reelections to the North Dakota House of Representatives.
By: Tom Stromme
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and gratitude -- and for many, it brings back memories of gatherings, traditions and shared meals.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires that has drifted over North Dakota in recent summers often leads to colorful sunrises and sunsets, as in this photo taken on July 11, 2025, near
Burleigh County Emergency Manager Mary Senger testifies before the North Dakota Public Service Commission in May 2024 at the State Capitol in Bismarck.
Bismarck firefighters battle a large apartment fire on Lockport Street on Monday night.
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Kids board a school bus on Rosser Avenue in east Bismarck during snowy conditions on Oct. 20, 2020. Bismarck Public Schools buses around 5,500 students each day, according to the
Students arrive at Rita Murphy Elementary in Bismarck on Jan. 12, 2024 in subzero temperatures as dawn breaks. If year-round daylight saving time is implemented, official sunrise would not come
Kids board a school bus on Rosser avenue in east Bismarck during snowy conditions on oct. 20, 2020. Bismarck Public schools buses around 5,500 students each day, according to the
