News & Local Affairs
Minnesota’s moose population trend shows no significant change
-Aerial moose survey results for 2014 show no significant change in Minnesota’s moose population even though more animals were seen than last year.
Weekend News Roundup for February 15
-Each week the WTIP news team puts togeather a roundup of the week's news. Mining, feeding deer, the frozen Great Lakes, gypsy moths and much more…all in this week’s news.
Gypsy moths and heavy equipment discussed at County Board Meeting
-Big highway department equipment purchases, closing out the YMCA budget and the impact of gypsy moths on the county.
Hospital to pursue remodel plans
-The hospital board held a special meeting Monday to discuss moving ahead with building and remodeling plans. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with the hospital/care center administrator Kimber Wraalstad
Gypsy Moth Quarantine Proposed for Lake and Cook Counties
-The state of Minnesota is planning to impose a quarantine to limit the spread of destructive gypsy moths. This will affect residents and travelers in Northeast Minnesota.
MNsure catching on in Cook County
-The Minnesota Insurance Exchange known as MNsure has drawn over 300 Cook County residents to the Sawtooth Mountain Clinic for assistance with enrollment. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with the clinic
Warmer weather on the way
-The really cold weather is about to depart and we might even see temps in the 20s in a day or two. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with meteorologist Steve Gohde.
Weekend News Roundup for February 8
-Each week the WTIP news staff puts together a roundup of the news over the past five days. Forest restoration, Asian carp, collared moose and more…all in this week’s news.
CarePartners offerings
-Care Partners has a lot to offer. WTIP volunteer Sherrie Lindskog spoke with Kay Grindland of Care Partners on North Shore Morning.
Outdoor writer Sam Cook looks at the declining deer harvest in the Arrowhead
-Sam Cook is an outdoor writer for the Duluth News Tribune.


