Local News
Atlanta woman hiking the entire SHT visits Grand Marais during Black Lives Matter rally
Joe Friedrichs-Last week, WTIP shared news about Black Lives Matter signs on the Gunflint Trail and elsew
Hospital administrator discusses recent data for COVID-19 testing in Cook County
Joe Friedrichs-Ecklund shares update on special session, possible statewide mask mandate
Joe Friedrichs-The 2020 legislative session rolled along in mid-July, with a second special session starting July 13.
MnDOT answers questions about Confederate flag on construction vehicle
Rhonda Silence-In the midst of a week that has seen vandalism to Black Lives Matter signs
Air rescue brings injured woman out of BWCA
Rhonda Silence-A Beaver floatplane was dispatched to Ross Lake, deep in the interior of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, to rescue an injured canoeist July 14.
EDA endorses new nonprofit, Hamilton Habitat
Rhonda Silence-The Cook County/Grand Marais Economic Development Authority (EDA) met on Tuesday, July 14 via Zoom.
Local physician shares update on wearing masks in Cook County
Joe Friedrichs-There’s a renewed push and calls to action by some local residents in Cook County, including members of the downtown Grand Marais Business Coalition, the Grand Marais City Council and the Cook C
Acts of intimidation stir concern on the Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais
Joe Friedrichs-Multiple acts of theft and intimidation are being reported in parts of Cook County widely recognized as being safe havens for tourists and summer fun.
Some questions and answers on Highway 61 construction in Grand Marais
Rhonda Silence-Construction work in Grand Marais continues, with the Broadway Avenue and Highway 61 intersection now open, but with a four-way stop signified by the stoplight flashing red.
A look at the law enforcement log for June 2020
Rhonda Silence-The Cook County Sheriff’s Office shared a brief report of calls made to the Cook County Law Enforcement Center through the month of June.