Minnesota Ruffed Grouse Counts Similar to Last Year
A survey by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources finds ruffed grouse drumming counts this spring unchanged from the year before.
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A survey by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources finds ruffed grouse drumming counts this spring unchanged from the year before.
By the time you hear the first crack of thunder experts say you should get indoors. This warning comes after three people in the Northland were struck by lightning Sunday afternoon.
A proposed Nordic trail center near Spirit Mountain isn’t sitting well with some residents.
Claps of thunder were heard across much of Duluth Monday morning.
The Forest Service has partnered with Veterans HistoriCorps and the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs to help vets gain skill in construction and carpentry while re-purposing historic buildings.
Environmental advocates are calling on Gov. Mark Dayton to require stronger environmental protections for a proposed copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
Opponents are raising concerns about a proposed hog ``megafarm'' in northern Wisconsin.
Rescuers have found a 62-year-old woman safe after she got separated from fellow kayakers in northeastern Minnesota
The St. Louis River Alliance held its first-ever rendezvous at the Fairlawn Mansion in Superior Thursday.
The Lake Superior Master Gardeners hosted a plant sale and educational event at the Douglas County Courthouse Thursday.
The city of Duluth and Western Lake Superior Sanitary District had until the end of next year to complete renovations to area storm water system.
The Department of Natural Resources submitted the "Preliminary Final Environmental Impact Statement'' to state, federal and tribal agencies Monday, and made it available Tuesday.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has announced plans to sell mineral leases in northeast Minnesota.
If you didn't make it to Grandma's Marathon or you're still itching to run in a race, Ely has you covered this fall.
A major project on the Iron Range is one step closer to becoming reality and the state is asking for your input.


