Have questions about Star Tribune news coverage? Ask the editor

December 15, 2015 at 4:04PM
Star Tribune editor Rene Sanchez will answer reader questions during a live chat Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015.
Star Tribune editor Rene Sanchez will answer reader questions during a live chat Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015. (Colleen Kelly — Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Black Lives Matter protests. The Jacob Wetterling case. State and national politics as an election year looms. Threats of terrorism.

These are just a few of many major news stories that the Star Tribune has been covering in recent months. Each story presents reporters and editors with a range of challenges in the newspaper and digitally.

On Tuesday at noon, editor Rene Sanchez will spend an hour answering questions from readers about Star Tribune coverage of local and national issues and events during a live chat: http://strib.mn/asktheeditor.

The chat is open now and you can leave questions ahead of time, then return at noon. To ask a question, click the "make a comment" button. You do not need to log-in.

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