The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency expects another hazy summer. There have been more air quality alerts issued in the last five summers than ever before.
Nearly 3 million Wisconsin residents were months away from getting $300 or $600 checks in the mail, until political posturing got in the way. Here's what happened.
The wait is finally over! The Canal Park space in front of the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center in Duluth just reopened. Here's a look at the freshly-updated space.
This year's Minnesota State Fair will have more than 100 free entertainment acts putting on hundreds of shows around the fairgrounds with something for everyone!
It was one of the nicest afternoons of spring so far, and we caught some fish too! One of the fish we caught was tagged. Have you caught one with a tag before?
The Mall of America in Minnesota is on a big-time roll! It recently opened 15 new stores and restaurants, and 8 more are on the way, including a new 10,500-square-foot Ariat store.
How bad are ticks right now across Wisconsin? As we speak, they're very active. But you can track tick activity levels throughout the year, thanks to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
The newly opened Grandma's Marathon Museum is a treasure trove of memories and milestones right in the heart of Duluth - here's when and where you can check it out!
Wisconsin is getting a new IKEA store this fall, the second one in the state. However, the new store will look a lot different from the existing one near Milwaukee, and others across the country. Here's what to expect.
The City of Duluth has plans to make repairs to just over 9.5 miles of its city streets this summer construction season. Here's which streets are scheduled to get work done in 2026.
Minnesota has millions in unclaimed property and money waiting to be returned to residents. Use this free, 10-second search to find out if the state is holding a "jackpot" for you.
You won’t believe the impressive haul one Bemidji family scored while foraging for morels. It’s a story of patience, skill, and a little luck in the woods.
Forget Yellowstone; Minnesota's own boiling springs reveal a fascinating, if quieter, natural spectacle that’s worth a visit along the trails of Eagle Creek.
The event has evolved into an incredibly fun and free summer concert series with two fan-favorite music acts performing live every Wednesday night in June, July, and August.
Imagine finding out what really goes on inside the towering water structures that dot Minnesota's skyline. They're more than just reservoirs—they're local treasures.
The Minnesota DNR says poison hemlock is a plant that contains a toxin that “impacts the nervous system, causing trembling, salivation, lack of coordination, dilated pupils, weak pulse, respiratory paralysis, coma and death.”