News & Local Affairs
Fire destroys home in Grand Portage
Rhonda Silence-A Grand Portage family lost their home to fire over the weekend. A 9-1-1 call came into Cook County Law Enforcement just before midnight Saturday, Dec.
County changes position regarding DHS billing errors
Joe Friedrichs-Cook County taxpayers were scheduled to be on the hook for at least $2,000 as the result of a series of billing errors by the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
WTIP shares updates on busy West End townships
Rhonda Silence-It is almost time for citizens in Lutsen, Tofte and Schroeder interested in serving on their respective township boards to decide if they would like to run for office.
Winter storm brings flooding to downtown Grand Marais
Joe Friedrichs-A severe winter storm is making travel extremely difficult in Cook County and flooding parts of downtown Grand Marias.
City seeks citizens to serve on park, library and planning commission boards
Rhonda Silence-The City of Grand Marais has openings for the 2020-2022 terms on three important entities: the Grand Marais Park Board, the city
Students from Puerto Rico adapting to life at School District 166
Rhonda Silence-In the past year, Cook County Schools has seen the arrival of a number of students from Puerto Rico.
A look back at 2019 with Mayor Arrowsmith DeCoux
Rhonda Silence-As 2019 comes to a close, WTIP invited Grand Marais Mayor Jay Arrowsmith DeCoux into the studio to take a look back at activities in the city in the past year.
Board Chair Ginny Storlie reflects on county news from 2019
Joe Friedrichs-It’s nearing the end of another busy year for local government in Cook County. The levy was set at a 5.89 percent increase Dec. 17.
New director for Violence Prevention Center
Rhonda Silence-The Violence Prevention Center has been part of the Cook County community for over 30 years.
County gets good news on BWCA payments
Joe Friedrichs-It took a single phone call to finally answer one of the most important questions facing Cook County in 2019.


