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Margaret Irene (Lindseth) Carlson, 95, of Bemidji, died May 16th,

listen live watch live The majority of the wildfire activity has occurred in the driest area of the state, the northwest corner. This includes the Oxcart Fire, which burned approximately 13,000 acres on and around portions of Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge near Mentor, Minn., making it the state’s largest wildfire in nearly a decade, and the Goods Fire, which scorched more than 5,500 acres near Red Lake last week. Northeast Minnesota counties have experienced their share of spring fire activity, as well. To date, 225 wildfires have been reported this spring across northeastern Minne...

Fishing outlook favorable across northwest Minnesota going into May 15 walleye opener Minnesota statute sets the fishing opener as two Saturdays before the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, which this year is Saturday, May 29. This year's fishing opener is the latest it can be, and the opening weekend doesn't coincide with Mother’s Day, as it does most years. 7:45 am, May 11, 2021 × Lake of the Woods again will be a popular destination for this year's Minnesota Fishing Opener, but the Rainy River may still come into play, as well, depending on how many of walleyes tha...

Fishing outlook favorable across northwest Minnesota going into May 15 walleye opener Minnesota statute sets the fishing opener as two Saturdays before the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, which this year is Saturday, May 29. This year's fishing opener is the latest it can be, and the opening weekend doesn't coincide with Mother’s Day, as it does most years. 7:30 am, May 8, 2021 × Lake of the Woods again will be a popular destination for this year's Minnesota Fishing Opener, but the Rainy River may still come into play, as well, depending on how many of walleyes that...

We The Nuclear Free North/Facebook Page A new group against nuclear waste in Northwestern Ontario is voicing their concerns, ahead of the Nuclear Waste Management’s site selection for a geological repository. Since 2010 the NWMO has been looking for a new site and has narrowed it down to the Ignace area and South Bruce. “We are volunteers, we don’t have any funding. We’re a group of local environmentalists, Indigenous peoples, people from all different walks of life, who all have the same view of opposing transporting and burying of nuclear waste in our area,” said Charles Faust, a ...