Rock Balancing: Turning Ordinary into Exceptional
Rock balancing is a hobby that is spreading fast across the world, and especially here on the shores of Lake Superior.
Mining & Environmental News
Moose Study Results Released from Voyageurs National Park
Wildlife biologists at Voyageurs National Park recently completed an aerial survey of the park's moose population in Feb/Mar 2015.
Michigan Considers Land Purchase on St. Marys River
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is considering whether to go forward with a land purchase that would give the public more access to the St. Marys River in the Upper Peninsula.
8th case of bird flu detected in Wisconsin
An eighth case of bird flu virus has been detected in Wisconsin.
Finding the Agate: Tips for Agate Picking on the North Shore
Minnesota is the perfect place to look for the Minnesota State Gem: the Lake Superior Agate.
Outdoor Expo Gets Kids Excited about Nature
Some local kids were able to get a hands-on experience at Hartley Nature Center Saturday morning for the annual spring youth outdoor expo.
Hayward Gears Up for Saturday's Fishing Opener
The temperatures are perfect for fishing season and the City of Hayward is helping people gear up to make sure they have a successful day on the water for the 50th Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
Upcoming Renovations Will Close Billings Park in Superior
A popular park in Superior is going to get some improvements that will make it more accommodating to all. But, a whole new park comes with some challenges.
Clean Creeks: Efforts to Clean Miller Creek in Duluth
Despite having beautiful weather, Miller Creek is filled with trash and is becoming an unhealthy environment for fish and wildlife.
New Ideas Presented for the Zoo's Future
Two consultants were hired to put together a solid plan to get the Lake Superior Zoo on solid financial footing.
Portion of Superior Hiking Trail Closing by Private Landowner
A landowner on the Superior Hiking Trail is kicking hikers off the land due to multiple ongoing conflicts.
Dayton to MN DNR: No More Moose Collaring
Gov. Mark Dayton has ordered the state Department of Natural Resources to stop the practice of radio-collaring moose as part of studying the animals.
Drought Impact in The Northland
92 percent of the State of Minnesota is experiencing what officials label a moderate drought.
Minnesota at Low Risk for Earthquakes
A devastating, historic earthquake in Nepal has killed, at last count, more than 4,000 people.
Picking Up Trash in Duluth Parks and Trails
The snow melting months ending earlier has allowed Duluth to get a head start in picking up trash in parks and trails.
