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A family of black bears has been destroying research trail cameras in Voyageurs National Park. The vandals have been caught on video five times.

How good are the New York Jets without Aaron Rodgers in oddsmakers' eyes?

Despite Chris Jones and Travis Kelce not playing, the betting public is still behind Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs team vs. the Lions.

There's plenty of sharp betting action in NFL preseason Week 1.

Minnesota’s only national park is an ethereal land of lakes and northern lights. Here’s everything you need to know.

Hundreds of tributes have been pouring in for Canadian music icon Gordon Lightfoot, who died last night at 84. Celebrities, fans - and even a pack of wolves near the Minnesota border are remembering him today. Jonathan spoke with Thomas Gable, who leads the Voyageurs Wolf Project, about how they are celebrating the great Gordon Lightfoot.

Trail camera footage of the Shoepack Lake Pack walking along a sandy beach in Voyageurs National Park in the Fall. Credit: Voyageurs Wolf Project. VNP – New research shows how humans are a substantial source of mortality for wolves that live predominantly in national parks—and more importantly, that human-caused mortality triggers instability in wolf packs

The wolf, tracked by Minnesota researchers, is notorious for killing a record number of beavers over a single summer.

The ripple effect from the killing of wolves by humans was less apparent when they die of natural causes.

This study looked at the effects of human-caused mortality on wolf pack social dynamics, taking a novel approach to analyzing species impacts based on group structure.