Dan Kraker
Thick wisps of steam have been rising from the surface of Lake Superior over the last several days of sub-zero temperatures. An explanation of what causes it, and why there’s not more ice, when the temperatures are so cold.
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Several weeks in to the inaugural managed hunt seasons in Minnesota and Wisconsin, hunters have killed about 300 wolves; about 200 in Minnesota. But with a much smaller wolf population in Wisconsin, hunters there have killed a higher percentage of the state’s wolves.
Michael Olson
Dan Olson
Working quietly over the years, (“not a lot of gold and glitter in the kiln building business. . . .”) Donovan Palmquist has become famous in the somewhat rarefied world of kiln construction.
When more than 60 loggers drove their loaded rigs through downtown Duluth to protest weight limits on interstate highways, several candidates for Congress reacted.
Harvesting the pastPhoto ID edict could hit 215,000 Minnesota voters; After Pagami Creek fire, worry accompanies forest renewal; Dangerous fire conditions forecast for Northland; Pedestrian deaths rise sharply in Minnesota; Shiny pair of boots send Vikings to season-opening OT victory; Advocates say dogs essential to wolf hunt’s success; Battleground state maps expand; Breaking bonds: The chemistry of “Breaking Bad”
Truth telling 150 years laterOfficials monitoring nearly a dozen fires in Boundary Waters; ArcelorMittal negotiations continue; Demonstrations in front of directors’ homes to continue indefinitely; Obama’s speech reax: “Modest”; Islamic group buys former Medtronic HQ in St. Anthony; 16-year-old Hastings girl catches 375-pound halibut in Alaska