If you pick up a tick during your outdoor adventures across Minnesota & Wisconsin, knowing the correct way to remove a tick and what to after can be crucial.
Nights this summer at the Minnesota Zoo will be wild! The zoo will transform part of their Apple Valley grounds into a nighttime wonderland of larger-than-life lanterns.
The St. Louis River has been on the Areas Of Concern List for decades. After the latest restoration project, officials believe the public can enjoy the water again within a few years.
An SUV caught fire on the southbound lanes of I-35 near Spirit Mountain in Duluth. The car fire was visible from MNDOT traffic cameras, and witnesses report seeing flames shooting out the windows.
A luxurious new North Shore resort just opened near Two Harbors, right on the shore of Lake Superior. Here's a look at some of the 'elevated' accommodations.
550 Wisconsin kids are hospitalized for asthma each year. A free state program can help eligible families in 4 counties manage it at home. Here's how to apply.
Packers RB Josh Jacobs was arrested on May 26 on five charges, including felony strangulation, following a disturbance call in Wisconsin. His legal team has issued a statement. Here's what we know.
Minnesota just signed a law aimed at changing how teens use social media. Parental consent, no more infinite scroll, and the Attorney General can sue platforms that don't comply. Here's what the new law actually does.
You always check to make sure the doors and windows are locked and the blinds are down, but there is one more thing to add to your "before we leave on vacation" to-do list. I promise, it just takes 5 minutes, but it is so worth it!
A new Marshfield Clinic study tested over 12,000 Wisconsin ticks for the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease, and the alarming results surprised health officials. Here's what they discovered and how to protect yourself.
From big disaster movies to films about more relatable, everyday disasters, these movies will remind you that things could always be worse. Like, way worse.
Walt Disney did not live to see the opening of Walt Disney World in October of 1971; he passed away in late 1966 while the resort was still in its planning stages. But he still had plenty of influence over the final shape of the Magic Kingdom, particularly through the attractions he helped develop at California’s Disneyland that were then transported to Florida. One of the oldest of those at...
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