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Jimmy Lovrien

Environment reporter

Jimmy Lovrien covers environment-related issues, including mining, energy and climate, for the Duluth News Tribune. He interned at the paper in summer 2015 and was hired full time in fall 2017 after graduating from the College of St. Scholastica.

Email: jlovrien@duluthnews.com
Phone: 218-461-9718

Officials cite the lack of snow and icy conditions in delaying the sled dog race.
Charges allege Eric Scott Peterson, 50, struck and killed Amanda Boshey, who was walking along Lake Vermilion Reservation Road on Dec. 17.
The Sept. 19 crash caused non-life-threatening injuries for the school bus driver and all 21 students on board.
Walter Eldot's article exposed terrible living conditions — from men sleeping on the bathroom floor to a tuberculosis outbreak. But it spurred dramatic improvements and updates to the shelter.
Talon Metals said it would use a more traditional method of tunneling underground, and would keep all above-ground operations in one building.
It's one piece of a broader land sale plan that would see the state of Minnesota sell its school trust land in the Boundary Waters to the Forest Service, which manages and owns much of the BWCAW.
Wind off a relatively warm Lake Superior is expected to lead to lake effect snow Thursday morning, with snowfall rates of up to an inch per hour, the National Weather Service said.
Radar tracks put Michael Bratlie, an experienced military and commercial pilot, just past Two Harbors, Minnesota, in his two-engine plane. There the flight path apparently ended.
Jim Carlson, 67, was among the nearly 1,500 people who received commuted sentences. The White House said those receiving a commutation had been serving sentences at home "for at least one year."
Amid climate change, it's the second-fastest warming season after winter, with average temperatures increasing 4.4 degrees over the last 53 years.