Educational Mining Office Opens in Northern WI

May 1, 2013

ASHLAND - A new office to educate people on the effects mining will have on northern Wisconsin.

Part 1: Lead-Poisoned Bald Eagles in the Northland

May 1, 2013

ASHLAND - Bill Route has been working with the National Park Service for 25 years.

For the past seven, he has worked with a team to monitor contaminants in the region, specifically lead in bald eagles he says is often transferred through lead bullets.

MN Farmers Still Waiting to Start Field Work

April 30, 2013

ST. PAUL - Despite the sudden warm weather, Minnesota farmers are still waiting for the chance to get into their fields.

New Data Shows Anglers Spent $2.4B in MN

April 30, 2013

ST. PAUL - New federal data confirm that anglers who enjoy Minnesota's sky blue waters are still a powerful engine for the state's economy.

Man Rescued from Ice on St. Louis River

April 30, 2013

SUPERIOR - Tuesday morning at 2:57 am, Superior Fire Department was called to possible ice rescue.

Wis. Fishing Opener Off to Icy Start

April 29, 2013

CABLE - In just a few days, Northland fishermen and women will be able to dust off their rods and catch some walleye and pan fish in Wisconsin.

Volunteers Spruce Up SS Meteor

April 27, 2013

SUPERIOR- All hands were on deck in Barker's Island Saturday, to get the SS Meteor ready for the tour season.

All aboard the SS Meteor were busy painting, shaping and tightening.

Volunteers Spruce Up SS Meteor
Volunteers Spruce Up SS Meteor

First Ever Fitger's Canine Carnival

April 27, 2013

DULUTH - The first ever Canine Carnival was held at the Fitger’s complex Saturday.

Featuring a best-dressed dog contest, dog performers, local groomers, veterinarians and trainers.

First Ever Fitger's Canine Carnival
First Ever Fitger's Canine Carnival

Congdon School Needs Community Help for New Garden Design

April 25, 2013

DULUTH - Some community members in the Congdon area are already thinking spring.

Outdoor Enthusiasts Wait for a Real Spring

April 25, 2013

THOMSON - It was a much more active spring last year at Jay Cooke State Park.

"We had people hiking through March because the weather was so beautiful," Kristine Hiller with the DNR and Jay Cooke State Park said. "We had a lot of people out and about March and April campers already."

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