The National Weather Service in Duluth has released official snow totals from the overnight snowstorm in Cook County and Grand Portage. The snowstorm brought 3-7 inches to the area, and resulted in a ...

On Wednesday, Representative Pete Stauber announced that he re-introduced legislation titled Superior National Forest Restoration Act, which would reopen approximately 225,500 acres of land near the ...

Over the Christmas holiday, I spent two days with the real Santa Claus, Santa Dan. Santa Dan looks like Santa Claus but also has a natural kindness and quiet friendliness that people respond to in a ...

The National Weather Service in Duluth has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Southern Cook County and Grand Portage from 9 pm this evening until 6 am on Thursday. Expected snow amounts range from 5-9 ...

Past, present, and future were celebrated last Friday with the Centennial Anniversary of the Gunflint Lodge and the Northern Lights Lodge Wedding and Event Center Grand Opening. The event included ...

Local musher Anna Hennessy completed the 450-mile Yukon Quest dog race on Wednesday, February 5. Hennessy, who finished in three days, said that the race is one "I've been wanting to run for a couple ...

There's no better way to begin Visit Cook County's Hygge Festival than by bundling up and gathering around a bonfire with candles flickering in ice luminaries along Lake Superior. Since 2018, the Cook ...

Editor's note: Boreal Community Media is pleased to share this new weekly feature from Sgt. Troy Christianson of the Minnesota State Patrol. Each week, Sgt. Christianson will answer a commonly asked ...

The Cook County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) has hired Jeff Brand as its new Executive Director. Jeff will begin his employment with the HRA on February 24, 2025, and will report to its ...

The North House Folk School Hjørdis is a well-known summer sight in Grand Marais. The now-42’ steel gaff-rigged schooner was originally built in the 1970s by Ken Woodward of Detroit, Michigan. A ...

The owl irruption is still in full swing on the North Shore. Especially the great gray and boreal owls. We have seen well over two dozen great grays this winter along with half a dozen boreal owls.

Editor's note: This is the second in a multi-article series written by Brittany North for Boreal Community Media during the dog sled race "season." The next article will be published later this month.