From Green Bay Wisconsin to Duluth Minnesota, research is being conducted to figure out the current status of our lakes and rivers when it comes to invasive species, and other aquatic trespassers.
If you ever needed proof that girls can do whatever boys can do, this is it.
The library will be celebrating this whole week.
Workers from Minnesota Power right here in the Northland, are joining forces with crews from across the Midwest, scrambling across the City over the past few days to restore power to over 46,000 customers.
Denfeld High School Seniors create dance video.
More than 50 professional artists and the students will be honored after being selected from the nationwide art callout by Vikings staff.
Minnesota has now reached 200 road fatalities in 2016.
Northland police departments are working to build trust and connect with communities.
The Twelve Holy Apostles Orthodox Church hosted the 24th Annual Taste of Greece Festival.
A local author has finished her first book.
Unusual high temperatures in the Northland forecast cause health concerns.
The National Science Foundation has awarded $1.2 million to The College of St. Scholastica to increase the number of new math and science teachers committed to teaching in high-need districts in Minnesota. The five-year project will focus on rural and urban high-need communities in the Duluth, St. Cloud, and St. Paul areas.
More than 16,000 Minnesota youth will benefit from the Minnesota Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School grants that support pedestrian and bicycle safety education in schools.
In this week's Great Outdoors we head out on an adventure with a group that's aiming to teach kids to appreciate outdoor fun.
In February 2015, a Lincoln Park Middle School student, Tristian Seehus, took his own life after peers relentlessly bullied him.
