Richard Chin is a reporter at Star Tribune. As a feature reporter, he explores a diverse range of topics including animal rescue and rehabilitation, cultural movements, pop culture, subcultures, and nightlife, often bringing a unique and adventurous perspective to his stories. He has been featured in numerous publications such as The Norman Transcript, The Detroit News, and Yahoo News.
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Richard Chin's coverage focuses on local events, lifestyle, and entertainment news in the United States, particularly Minnesota. Pitches to him should provide an angle relevant to his geographic focus or align with the specific topics he covers such as sports, innovation in the community, TV game shows, and summer activities.
When reaching out to Richard Chin for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary requests, consider how your pitch fits into his areas of interest like local events (especially those related to unique hobbies or achievements), profiles featuring interesting individuals from the area, and "how-to" guides pertaining to leisure activities within Minnesota.
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Here's how to pick the right shovel, from the classic to the crack-jumper, back-saver or the plow.
By: Richard Chin
MINNEAPOLIS -- In the classic 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie, “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,” an old gold prospector opines that the precious metal is valuable because an ounce represents
By: Richard Chin
MINNEAPOLIS -- In the classic 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie, "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," an old gold prospector opines that the precious metal
By: Richard Chin
MINNEAPOLIS -- In the classic 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie, “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,” an old gold prospector opines that the precious metal
MINNEAPOLIS - After shoveling hundreds of pounds of snow, you might be wondering if you have the best tool for the job.
Richard Chin, Tribune News Service ...
By: Richard Chin
Meet the 'polka dancing pirate' getting people on their feet in the US
What kind of person can coax shy, diffident Minnesotans to boogie down on the dance floor?
The Minnesota State Fair starts today. Here's how to navigate the crush of people with kindness and awareness.
This week’s Minnesota Manners: Yes, it has barns, but there’s no need to act like you were raised in one. Here’s our best fair etiquette advice.
