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Learning to Love Yourself First in Lizzie Damilola Blackburn's Debut Novel, Yinka, Where is Your Huzband?

author Christina Crook talks with Heidi Holtan and Scott Hall on the Thursday Morning Show

And: A proposal from the Voyageurs National Park Clean Water Joint Powers Board is under criticism for its high cost and questionable benefit, and the latest Minnesota student survey shows an increase in youth online gambling amid a multi-state lawsuit against Meta on claims of harming teens.

KAXE Reporter Larissa Donovan highlights the series she and News Director Chelsey Perkins have been working on with the Energy News Network on the shift toward sustainable industry on Minnesota's Iron Range.

And: Staff and day care children are recovering after a vehicle crashed through the Brainerd Family YMCA Tuesday, IRRRB approves $1 million in regional trail grants, and Minnesota Reformer reports a footnote in the state's guidance for housing funding makes it harder for small towns to qualify.

And: Beltrami County voters on Tuesday will decide on a new sales tax to fund a new 242-bed correctional facility, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is predicting a lower-than-average harvest this firearm deer season.

Plus, Xcel Energy's new solar plant brings Minnesota's carbon-free electricity goal back into focus.

Plus: Itasca County to have special election for County Board, and the high school fall sports season wraps up.

Coming May 23 and hosted by James Beard Award-winning cookbook author Amy Thielen, with producer Heidi Holtan, this KAXE / KBXE show celebrates the creativity and resourcefulness of rural home cooks.

for many years the estuary was on the US list of most polluted regions of the Great lakes

Early Bird Fishing Guide on the Thursday Morning Show

update on the news around the Line 3 replacement project from Enbridge Energy

update on the news around the Line 3 replacement project from Enbridge Energy

KAXE/KBXE's monthly conversation with NWLT. Their mission is to preserve land to protect water

deer camp traditions are different for all people

are you in a CWD district?

Last month, a wild deer tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease within the city limits of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. To learn more about the response by conservation officials, we spoke with Dr. Lindsey Shartell, acting northeast region manager of the division of fish and wildlife for the Minnesota DNR.

A monthly conversation about the conservation and protection of water and land in northern Minnesota.

our monthly conversation with NWLT this time how loons are being studied and how the public can help

what is known and unknown about long term effects of the coronavirus?