News & Local Affairs
WTIP learns more about recent power outages impacting the North Shore
-Two power outages on the North Shore and throughout Cook County have been confusing and perhaps frustrating for some local residents in recent weeks.
Forecast looks favorable for deer opener on the North Shore
Joe Friedrichs-Hunters will take to the woods in Cook County Saturday morning (Nov. 9) for the opening of Minnesota’s firearms deer season.
The brutal joys of netting fish on the Gunflint Trail
Joe Friedrichs-Recreational netting for whitefish and cisco is currently open on designated lakes in Cook County. There are six lakes that open to netting in the late fall and early portion of the winter.
Elm trees are removed from downtown Grand Marais
Joe Friedrichs-The elms are gone.
Amid the roaring of chainsaws and other heavy machinery, the clearing of trees and vegetation along Highway 61 took center stage in downtown Grand Marais today.
Former Cook County resident enters plea for sex crimes against minors
Rhonda Silence-A former Cook County resident who moved last year during his senior year of high school returned to Grand Marais Oct.
WTIP wants your feedback on 'Going Green in Cook County'
-The people who call the North Shore home are often recognized for their creative and innovative thinking and lifestyles.
Tree clearing begins in Highway 61 right-of-way
Rhonda Silence-Clearing of trees and vegetation along the Highway 61 in Cook County in preparation for the 2020/2021 highway reconstruction project began today.
City decides not to delay tree cutting for MnDOT project
Rhonda Silence-The Grand Marais City Council met on Wednesday, October 30 and perhaps one of the most awaited topics on the agenda was the city’s report on its “follow-up” with the Minnesota Depart
Short-term rentals likely to be considered commercial properties in Cook County
Joe Friedrichs-Property owners and businesses in Cook County that operate short-term rentals could see large increases in their property taxes in the coming years when a state directive becomes reality in 2020. 
Bluefin shooter, business named in wrongful death lawsuit
Rhonda Silence-Kirk Lee Bigby is back in the news.


