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Trent Abrego, St. Cloud LIVE business reporter

Trent Abrego

Business reporter

Trent Abrego is a business reporter for St. Cloud LIVE.

Trent grew up in Minnesota and graduated from South Dakota State University in Brookings. He started at St. Cloud LIVE in July 2023 and previously worked in multiple roles in South Dakota at the Sioux Falls Argus Leader and the Aberdeen American News.

When he's not covering news that matters to you, Trent can be found hiking, spending time at a coffee shop or throwing curling stones at a local arena.

He speaks English and can be contacted by emailing trent@stcloudlive.com.

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Myrtle Vera Cole, 81, was found stabbed to death in her Fairhaven, Minnesota, home on Dec. 12, 1981. The case remains open, according to an investigator.
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Mayor-elect Jake Anderson says the city has few options to collect the fee for costs associated with Donald Trump’s campaign rally at St. Cloud State University.
Pandolfo's ill-fated Pan Motor Co. was a minor sensation in Minnesota in the early 1900s, until the dream collapsed with Pandolfo in prison.
City Administrator Matt Staehling confirmed to St. Cloud LIVE on Friday, Oct. 11, that the Trump campaign failed to meet the due date. Staehling said the city plans to send a second notice.
Check in for Saturday's ongoing coverage of the rally for former President Donald Trump and Sen. J.D. Vance at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center at St. Cloud State University.
"Front Row Joes" — a term used for avid supporters who camp out at Trump rallies — have already begun lining up for Saturday's Trump/Vance rally.
Loans from the Small Business Administration can lend as much as $2 million to cover their losses
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The need for a new farm bill, rising land and input costs, and a mild winter were among the concerns expressed Tuesday at The Women in Ag Conference at the St. Cloud Holiday Inn
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The Reasonable Accommodations Fund is a two-year program aimed at assisting businesses with costs for accessibility improvements.
The lawsuit alleges Evergreen Acres failed to pay at least $3 million of vulnerable workers' earned wages and illegally charged rent for substandard housing