In the lawsuit filed Thursday . When Sundgaard appeared on the cover of local LGBTQ magazine Lavender in 2007, he said the news director at the time, Tom Lindner, was irate and asked Sundgaard, What are people going to think? Sundgaard said he reported the comment to human resources but never received a follow-up. Hes also seeking up to $25,000 in punitive damages. The violations reportedly happened during the 2018 and 2020 election cycles. Hometown: St. Anthony Village, MN (Nordeast), When I was young, I wanted to be:A meteorologist, lawyer, police officer or architect, Favorite getaway spot: My family cabin in the Brainerd Lakes Area, Favorite vacation destination: Mexico, Caribbean, Favorite food:Pizza, burgers & chimichangas keeping it healthy. Copyright 2023 Urban Farmer Hospitality. Movies. Besides this, she has never seen with anyone in the public and media. As a married couple, they have already welcomed two children named Tanner and Tori. Belinda was born in the United States of America to a Caucasian ethnic background. Lindquist left radio news for television in 1980 and joined the start-up crew of . Less than 10 days later, Sundgaard was issued a warning by TEGNA for "alleged insubordinate and unacceptable behavior directed toward Helmke." And, yes, he saw the same show you did. Belinda Jensen is a Meteorologist for KARE 11. Belinda Jensen is a Meteorologist for KARE 11. KARE 11 News (TV Series 1983- ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Maybe try searching? He and his wife Emily recently welcomed their first child, daughter Aurora, who was born late 2019. She attended Valparaiso University where she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology with a minor in mathematics. The NBC affiliate fired Sundgaard in May because of what it said were "continued violations of KARE 11's news ethics and other policies." Who is leaving KARE 11? He has since started doing forecasts on social media and for the local blog Bring Me the News. Every sip will take you to the corners of the estate where each flavours was cultivated. On Monday afternoon, "Morning Edition" host Cathy Wurzer tweeted congratulations to. A Minnesota native, Ross Raihala joined the Pioneer Press as pop music critic in 2004, after stints at The Forum in Fargo, N.D., and The Olympian in Olympia, Wash. Sundgaard filed the lawsuit in late March, claiming sexual orientation discrimination, hostile work environment and reprisal in violation of the Minnesota Human Rights Act and defamation in violation of state law during his 14 years at the station.