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Sheriff discusses on-going investigations and fire preparedness
Jay Andersen-In an interview Tuesday, Cook County Sheriff Mark Falk said an attempted break-in at the West End went badly for at least one of the perpetrators.
Buds, birds and drumming grouse signal spring
-Catkins, tiny flowers and sweet smelling Balm of Gilead are all strong signs that spring is on the way.
Lake Superior water levels continue seasonal decline
-Lake Superior’s water level fell 2 inches in February, continuing its seasonal decline. The level of Lake Superior is forecasted to hit its seasonal low in
U of M significantly expands financial aid for MN students
-Officials at the University of Minnesota are reminding current and prospective students that a recent expansion to the University of Minnesota Promise (U Promise) Scholar
Grand Portage primary election Tuesday, March 30th
-Four candidates are running for a four-year term on the Grand Portage Reservation Business Committee. Primary voting is from 8 a.m.
CCHS Robotics Club to compete at University of Minnesota
Carah Thomas-Robots aren’t exactly roaming the halls of Cook County High School these days, but the CCHS Robotics Club is in high gear, preparing for a three-day competition
Fire danger is high in county
Jay Andersen-The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has classified the entire state, with the exception of far southeastern counties, as being in high fire danger.
Weekend News Wrap for March 27
-Each week the WTIP News Department provides a summary of the stories it has been following that week. Tune in to WTIP's North Shore Weekend Saturdays from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m.
WILDERSMITH ON THE GUNFLINT MARCH 27
-Spring’s here, the sun was due east and west, but the calendar’s new season came in breathing frosty air.
