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Renee Jones Schneider

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Phone: 612-673-7195

Since photographer Renee Jones Schneider joined the staff of the Star Tribune she has covered assignments ranging from the shootings at Red Lake to the I-35 bridge collapse to stories of personal triumph over adversity. In the past year, Schneider has been producing multimedia stories for startribune.com.

Photo gallery:Surveillance cameras improving

Surveillance cameras are showing faces more clearly than ever and leading to the arrests of criminals.

Updated: November 23, 2009, - 09:44 AM

Photo gallery:Make a great Thanksgiving tabletop

Home & Garden Editor Connie Nelson demonstrates how to create a beautiful Thanksgiving table using items found in nature and your local grocery store.

Updated: November 20, 2009, - 10:44 AM

Photo gallery:Dedicating his life to those in need

Allan Law has dedicated his life to helping the homeless. Resting only a few hours a day, Law spends the entire night driving through the city delivering food to anyone in need.

Updated: November 07, 2009, - 11:14 PM

Photo gallery:Goin' Country: Love and Theft at Mystic Lake

Country band Love and Theft sat down with Star Tribune reporter Jon Bream to talk about their recent fame and love of country music. The band was part of K102's Class of '09 concert at Mystic Lake Wednesday night.

Updated: October 22, 2009, - 12:11 PM

Photo gallery:Fired officer's attorney speaks

Officer Jason Andersen was fired Wednesday by the Minneapolis Police department for reasons officials won't talk about. Andersen was found by a federal jury to have acted within the law in the 2006 shooting death of 19-year-old Fong Lee.

Updated: September 17, 2009, - 08:00 PM

Photo gallery:21st century schools

Chanhassen, St. Michael-Albertville, and Farmington all have brand new high schools.

Updated: September 01, 2009, - 12:21 PM

Photo gallery:Daughtry at the Cabooze

Daughtry performed to a packed audience at the Cabooze Sunday night.

Updated: August 09, 2009, - 10:28 PM

Photo gallery:Annika Prindle; life one year after the storm

Last May, a tornado destroyed Jerry and Christy Prindle's home, took the life of their two-year old son Nate, and left their other child Annika, 4, with a severe brain injury. Today they are living in a new Shoreview home and coping with the tragedy that befell their family.

Updated: August 03, 2009, - 09:46 AM