Local News
BWCAW permits required starting Sunday
-Beginning May 1, fee permits are required to enter the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Random drug search comes up empty at ISD166
-Thursday morning, two law enforcement officers accompanied by Kaiser the drug sniffing dog, searched portions of Cook County Schools buildings and parking lot.
Community Center public meetings are scheduled
-The Cook County Community Center Steering Committee has scheduled two public meetings in May for input and feedback on the project. The first meeting is Tuesday, May 10 at 7 p.m.
Mayor reviews latest city council actions
-Grand Marais Mayor Larry Carlson goes over items on and off the latest city council agenda with WTIP’s Jay Andersen.
Taking someone else's drugs can be bad for your health
-On Saturday Cook County residents can participate in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Dr. Sandy Stover says it’s a good idea to get rid of drugs you don’t use.
USFS wants public input on controlling invasive plants in BWCAW
-Superior National Forest managers are seeking public input regarding a proposed pest management approach to reduce the introduction and spread of non-native invasive plants, or NNIP, in the Boundary W
NWS meteorologist says more snow before spring
-Winter won’t go away. It’s expected back today and tomorrow.
Grand Marais area fisheries announces survey work
-Fisheries staff from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Grand Marais area office will conduct surveys and assessments on several area lakes and streams during the next few months.
Wildfire threat persists, Cook County restrictions set for Sunday
Associated Press (AP)-It may be cold and damp across much of Minnesota, but authorities are warning that wildfires are still a danger.