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A Minnesota nonprofit that gives assistance to veterans is now helping with their legal troubles as well.
Recycle More Minnesota launched the latest version of their website with an interactive map and tips about what can be recycled.
The tall ships will be in town until August 3rd.
Electronic technology is one reason distracted driving has become a dangerous trend. To drive the point home Northland teens put their risky habits with cell phones to the test.
The Better Business Bureau of Minnesota is warning car shoppers about an Online Dealer Scam that is causing victims to lose thousands of dollars.
The St. Louis County Rescue Squad is preparing for a busy weekend on the water during the Fourth of July weekend.
Mary Linda Sather's new children's book for military families helps kids to cope with soldier deployment.
The International Wolf Center of Ely is both celebrating its 25th anniversary and more legislative funding for programs.
The Minnesota chapter of the Scleroderma Foundation is holding a walk and fundraiser to promote awareness and funds for a deadly disease.
Prepare yourself for an Out-Of-This World Experience! The "Walking With Dinosaurs" theatrical production is coming to Duluth.
The Three Bridges International Chamber Music Festival is hosting a series of chamber music concerts in June.
The Duluth Children's Museum is undergoing a major expansion and relocation.
The Twins Community Fund will offer a free baseball/softball clinic for Chisholm youth on Friday.
Duluth's first ever International Film Festival begins. GHT. A A screening of the movie "Feed the Fish" at Sacred Heart Music Center.
The Star of the North Humane Society says 30 cats that were rescued near Grand Rapids are ready for adoption.
The deadline for the next Wisconsin no call list was Monday, May 31st. But you can still add yourself, for the next updated list on October 1st.
One Minnesota chef has taken his passion for healthy eating and good food, creating a unique program for kids.
Duluth's Farmer's Market is preparing for the summer season and adding some student artwork to venue.
Warmer weather brings increased risk of exposure to West Nile Virus, a mosquito transmitted virus that can make people ill.
Biologists at the University of Minnesota are testing samples for VHS, a deadly fish virus. Anglers are being asked to turn in suspicious fish.
The death toll from swine flu has risen to 63 after two deaths last fall have been officially attributed to the pandemic virus.
Sydneys Green Garden promotes gardening and a greener lifestyle that everybody can do, even in a small space.
A local runner and author talks about her experience as a runner in the Northland and her recent essay published in a new book on running.
The beautiful photographs of Duluth by Dennis O'Hara will be for sale in his new book, "Picture Duluth: Photographs From the Zenith City."
The Eau Claire Lakes Chain in Bayfield and Douglas Counties may be designated as critical habitat areas.
The Duluth Lions Club is preparing for their 53rd annual Pancake fundraising event. The group is hoping to raise $80,000 for local area programs.
The Minnesota chapter of Multiple Sclerosis is gearing up for its MS Walk happening on Sunday.
Partnered with McDonald's Restaurants across the state, Minnesota Forest Industries is giving away free red pine seedlings for Arbor Day.
Workshops will be held around the state to give the public an opportunity to help plan the future of Minnesota's state and regional parks and trails.
