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The Eagle Mountain trail in the Superior National Forest will be closed to the public for two weeks in January 2026 for the safety of the dogs and Forest Service personnel.

Winter storms will spread from North Dakota to the Arrowhead Feb. 17-19, 2026, bringing gusty winds and wet, heavy snow.

Flooding in June 2024 closed the underground mine to tours for nearly two years, following another two-year closure in 2022 for restoration.

The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program — what was once thought of as a solution to unequal access to the internet in Minnesota — could turn out to be a bust.

A member-supported nonprofit organization, the Northland Arboretum’s 13-plus miles of trails fill over 400 acres in Brainerd/Baxter, behind the Westgate Mall.

The bicentennial celebrates the 200th anniversary of Italian author and surveyor Giacomo Beltrami’s visit to the United States and Minnesota.

Many federal and state programs are designed to support large scale projects, and communities like Bigfork struggle to show they’re primed for them.

A special legislative task force is gathering findings about the severity of the issue and hosts its next meeting Wednesday, Dec. 13, in Mountain Iron.

Red Lake Nation's vision for the former elementary school is to transform the space into a community and human services center for the underserved.

The new Department of Government Efficiency named hundreds of federal buildings across the country for lease termination, including some in Minnesota.

Across Minnesota, day care providers and families are raising alarms about challenges to the child care industry, with a statewide "Day Without Childcare" on March 3, 2025.

An online high school student from Turtle River won Paul Bunyan Communication's 2025 Youth Tour Essay Contest, earning a spot on the tour in Washington, D.C.

Rep. Roger Skraba, vice chair of the board, initiated the call for a special meeting to reorganize the board and select a new chair.

Crews are working to map and address hot spots, according to an update from the team managing the Jenkins Creek and Horse River fires.

Legislation would allocate $600K from the state’s workforce development fund to the Rural Cancer Institute for a program exposing med students to oncology care in rural Minnesota.

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture said it was relying on federal funding for proposed spongy moth management around Grand Rapids, Cloquet and the Fond du Lac Reservation.

Minnesota’s wild rice season closes Sept. 30. Despite spotty conditions throughout the Northland, White Earth saw record yields thanks to "intentional" water management.

Bear researchers with the Department of Natural Resources and University of Minnesota Duluth hope to fit more bears with radio collars this winter.

Lakewood Health System invites the public to its new cancer center in Staples for an open house 4-6 p.m. Oct. 10, 2025.

The Legislature-created task force will host three online public input sessions to gather information from Minnesotans who forage for mushrooms, berries and plants on DNR-managed state lands.