The Duluth News Tribune is proud to announce their newest state reporter, who credits her high school journalism class for unlocking a love for the profession she never knew she had. The reporter, who has recently taken on the role, expressed her passion for storytelling and bringing information to communities in her new position.
Having attended the University of Minnesota Morris for political science, the reporter first discovered her interest in journalism during her high school years. She found herself drawn to reporting on local events and issues, and decided to pursue a career in the field as a result.
The reporter’s background in political science has equipped her with a strong foundation for understanding complex issues and analyzing data, which she believes will be valuable in her new role as a state reporter. She is excited to bring her unique perspective to her reporting and to continue learning and growing in her career.
In her new position at the Duluth News Tribune, the reporter will have the opportunity to cover a wide range of topics, from local events and community news to statewide issues and political developments. She is looking forward to immersing herself in the state’s diverse communities and sharing their stories with readers.
The reporter’s journey from high school journalism class to state reporter is a testament to the power of education and the importance of discovering one’s passion. Her enthusiasm for storytelling and commitment to serving her community make her a valuable addition to the Duluth News Tribune team. Readers can look forward to insightful reporting and engaging stories from the new state reporter in the coming months.
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