Exploring Boulder Lake Envirnomental Learning Center
The center is known as a hidden Minnesota gem.
Mining & Environmental News
Locals Fundraise For Protesters in North Dakota
The arrests at yesterday’s standing rock camp hits close to home as a local Duluthian was one of those people put into handcuffs and taken to jail.
Northland Could Be Bracing For Colder and Snowier Winter
Snow lovers rejoice! If the Climate Prediction Center is accurate, we could be bracing for some big time cold air and more snow this winter.
Hartley Trails Now Open to the Public
Friday marks three months since the July storm affected the Northland. This week, one of the areas hit the worst is now fully re–opened.
Discussions on the Iron Range on the Impacts of Wild Rice Water Quality Standards
The Iron Ore Alliance on Wednesday brought together more than 45 Iron Range leaders interested in Minnesota's wild rice water quality standard to work toward a resolution based on science.
Wisconsin May Expend Funding for Manure Digester Technology
Wisconsin's utility regulator is planning to spend more money on energy projects in rural areas, including a plan to help underwrite the use of systems that convert cattle manure into electricity.
WLSSD Expands Yard Waste Hours Through October
As leaves continue to fall from the trees, Northlanders are getting more help to get rid of the bags and bags of yard waste that are piling up.
November is Peak Month for Deer-Vehicle Crashes
Motorists should watch for deer in November, which is the peak time for deer-vehicle crashes in the state, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
Ticks are Continuing to Linger in the Northland
There are nearly 850 species of ticks, some which are capable of transmitting diseases such as Lyme Disease.
Pumpkin Patch Train Beings Tomorrow
Starting tomorrow, hundreds will hop aboard the Pumpkin Patch Train at the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
New Pool of Zika-Positive Mosquitoes in Miami Beach
Officials say a new pool of mosquitoes taken from Miami Beach has tested positive for Zika.
Debris Drop-Off Site Near Ely to Close October 28
St. Louis County will be closing its final storm debris drop-off site set up following the destructive July windstorms.
Volunteers Needed at Fairlawn Mansion
Happening over the next few weeks, Flashlight Tours will take over the historic Fairlawn Mansion in Superior, but before the fun and games, there’s work needed to be completed.
Montessori School Hosts Annual Fall Fest
Kids learned to press their own apple cider at Montessori School's Fall Fest.
Good Hunting Predicted for Pheasant Opener
Wildlife managers are predicting good hunting when Minnesota's pheasant season opens Saturday.
