News & Local Affairs
Court imposes sentence in criminal sexual conduct against minors case
-A former Cook County resident, who moved to Wisconsin during his senior year at Cook County High School, returned to Grand Marais on January 28 for sentencing on felony charges of criminal sexual cond
Public Health & Human Services update - January 24
-WTIP's North Shore Morning host, Jane Alexander talks with Cook County Public Health and Human Services Executive Administrative Assistant, Sara Hadley for this month's PHHS update.
Early voting underway for March 3 presidential primary
Rhonda Silence-Minnesota (for the first time since 1992) will have a presidential primary on Tuesday, March 3.
Redington wins 2020 Beargrease marathon
-A tired but happy Ryan Redington became the 2020 John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon winner at 4:36 p.m. Tuesday. This was his second Beargrease Marathon win in three years.
Emotions run high during short-term rental tax discussion at courthouse
Joe Friedrichs-The muddy waters of how much short-term rentals should be taxed did not get any clearer during a busy meeting of the Cook County Board of Commissioners Tuesday, Jan.
Grand Marais Pharmacy explains "non-preferred provider" status
Rhonda Silence-There have been many changes in the pharmacy situation in Grand Marais in the last year.
Local conservation officer shares story of snowmobile rescue
Rhonda Silence-The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources responded to a call of lost snowmobilers just before 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19.
Commissioners discuss B2B touring route, short-term rental taxes
Joe Friedrichs-If Cook County officials are going to question the region’s capacity to handle more tourists for one method of outdoor recreation or an event, the same method of reasoning should apply across th
Former Green Party candidate Overby to seek DFL endorsement
Rhonda Silence-2020 is a major election year. The nation will be voting for president and some key legislative seats.
MnDOT right-of-way acquisition challenged by local business owners
Rhonda Silence-Attorneys for several local business owners and the Minnesota Department of Transportation were back in the Cook County courtroom before Judge Michael Cuzzo on January 8-9, debating the legality of Mn


