William Lien is a journalist for WDIO/WIRT-TV, focusing on local news in the Duluth, Minnesota area. He covers a range of topics including weather, community events, infrastructure projects, and local issues affecting residents. William is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to keep the community informed.
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William Lien Wdio primarily focuses on local news and events in Duluth, Minnesota. His coverage includes seasonal topics such as weather-related concerns and family-focused articles related to home life. Given this focus, reaching out with story ideas related to local events, infrastructure developments or community issues would likely resonate with him.
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By: William Volkmanlien
For fun and safe Trick-or-Treating this Halloween choose a neighborhood you know, set a curfew as a family, and trick-or-treat in a group.
By: William Volkmanlien
Wisconsin Assembly District 75 will have a new Representative, Duke Tucker. The current Rep. Gae Magnafici, announced her retirement in March.
By: William Volkmanlien
The results are in for Wisconsin Assembly District 74, the incumbent candidate Chanz Green is the winner, where Jeanne Bruce lost.
The holiday season is a time of joy for most people. Although for some low-income families, it can be very stressful having enough money for a Thanksgiving dinner. However, Chum has prepared 300 boxes of Thanksgiving meals to help hundreds in the Twin Ports.
By: William Lien Wdio
Votes are still being counted for seats in the US House of Representatives. Although with the current Election Day results it’s likely there will be a political trifecta. Republicans have control of the Senate, the Presidency, and a conservative Supreme Court.
November 9th and 10th is the beginning of Minnesota’s Deer Hunting Opener. Hunters throughout Minnesota are getting their gear packed, and brushing up on the new CWD regulations. Although there’s two things the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) want folks to keep in mind.
By: William Lien Wdio
In a little over a month the Twin Ports will start seeing some snowflakes this winter. Hunters can expect rain instead of snow in the weekend forecast, but plenty of local ski hills are hard at work preparing for the winter season. Chester Bowl and Mont Du Lac Resort are trimming back trees, and waiting patiently for cooler temperatures
By: William Lien Wdio
St. Louis County Jail offering a new medication for inmates with addictions
In just a couple of weeks there will be snow in the Northland, and it’s important to have your winter clothes ready. But for people experiencing homelessness or families struggling to keep their kids warm it can be a difficult time. For the past ten years, Kathy Thomas, the owner of Yarn Harbor, has coordinated the annual “Warm up the City” event. This allows volunteers to donate and distribute hundreds of hats, gloves, but also other knitted gear for people in need.
By: William Lien Wdio
As we get closer to the holiday season, we are spending more time indoors and closer to friends and family. It’s important to stay warm during the cold winter season. Although it’s even more important to stay healthy by getting vaccinated for the Flu, Covid-19, and RSV.
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