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Lora Pabst

Investigative reporter  |  Whistleblower

Phone: 612-673-4628

E-mail: lora.pabst@startribune.com

Lora Pabst began working for the Star Tribune in July 2007 covering cities and community issues in the north metro. Most recently, she was reporting on crime and breaking news at night. Pabst graduated from the University of Minnesota and was an intern at the Star Tribune for two summers. As a Whistleblower reporter, she is looking for tips from readers about problems or struggles they are facing.

Recent content from Lora Pabst

• Disturbed patient, disturbing therapy by St. Cloud psychologist
  State board disciplines a St. Cloud psychologist who seemed to believe her client's delusions more than her client did.
  Oct 31, 2009
• Bartender harassed at Wheaton Legion to get $10,000
  Wheaton post did nothing about his complaints that a female manager groped, propositioned him, probe finds.
  Oct 20, 2009
• Ice scraper threat puts bus driver in hot seat
  A Metro Transit driver lost his job for chasing an unruly passenger with the scraper, but the ruling was overturned.
  Oct 17, 2009
• Father's plea for help from Hennepin Co. unanswered
  Jerry Rogers' mentally ill son's interest in a gun didn't prompt the response he expected from Hennepin County.
  Oct 7, 2009
• He has 'Bones' to pick with state over plate
  The Driver and Vehicle Services agency will return driver's fee after a mistake over a vanity license plate.
  Sep 14, 2009
• Whistleblower: Child support held hostage
  DHS policy has many Minnesota parents waiting as long as six months to get money that former spouses have sent them -- with their blessings.
  Sep 4, 2009
• Group homes inch closer to new locations in Anoka County
  Anoka County covers some costs for Zumbro House, after protests met its plans to house eight teens with developmental disabilities in Centerville.
  Aug 29, 2009
• Who pays for care she didn’t want?
  A Ramsey woman faces medical bills for emergency treatment she didn't want.
  Aug 29, 2009
• Minneapolis cyclist left in the dust
  Nicole Lindgren's transportation was destroyed by a bus. Now she's facing insurance company hassles.
  Aug 29, 2009
• Background check blew job away
  A background check on Matthew Baken, a 26-year-old college student from Rogers, had information that was supposed to be private.
  Aug 22, 2009

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