Conservation officers have issued citations to two tribal members who attempted to net fish on Gull Lake in Nisswa on the second day of efforts by activists to assert rights they say they hold under an 1855 treaty.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says an invasive pest has been confirmed in Minnesota lakes for the first time.
In 2005, millions of dollars were spent to clean out contaminated sediment from a popular piece of land in Superior. Ten years later, that area known as the Hog Island Inlet, is still being called unsafe and harmful to anybody who steps foot on it.
Enbridge says the pipeline is currently opperating at a reduced capacity due to voluntary pressure reductions and the new pipeline would allow for a return to full capacity.
They were named ‘2014 Adventurers of the Year’ by National Geographic and have traveled more than 30,000-miles by canoe, kayak and dog sled over the last decade.
Starting this January, Superior residents will pay a monthly trash collection fee of $7.75 per household.
A community in Northwestern Wisconsin has rallied together to build an outdoor veterans retreat.
The U.S. Forest Service is planning an environmental review on a proposal to swap state-owned land in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for national forest system land elsewhere.
Seeing bears in the City of Duluth is nothing new. However, Duluth Police said they’ve noticed a recent spike in people reporting bear sightings.
Milwaukee health officials say West Nile virus has been found in mosquitoes collected in the city.
Thousands of stones are being brought to Ashland and placed in the Chequamegon Bay to create a break wall.
Tuesday night, the Superior City Council unanimously passed a project to help lessen the impact of emerald ash borer in the Superior Municipal Forest.
Tuesday night, in a six to four vote, Superior City Councilors voted down an ordinance proposing city residents pay a first–ever, monthly fee to have their trash picked up.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we take a trip with the first and only off-road tour company in Minnesota.
It’s been a project nearly 6-years in the making: to build a pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids.
