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Isle Royale campground temporarily closed because of ‘increasingly bold’ wolf
“Over the past week, a wolf has been spotted in the campground, sniffing and pawing at tents, dragging backpacks away from tents, and entering a tent,” officials at the Lake Superior island park said in a news release.
Brainerd man cited for shooting at bear that ‘looked at him’
Minnesota law allows people to kill nuisance bears only in limited circumstances, such as when they’re causing significant property damage or posing an immediate danger to people or animals.
Friendships: Making them, keeping them and letting them go
Life changes — and so do our friendships. MPR News host Angela Davis and her guests talk about why making friends gets harder as we get older, and why quality may matter more than quantity.
Cheap Week: How to spend less on buying stuff
MPR News host Angela Davis talks about how to thrift, shop secondhand sites and use your local “Buy Nothing” groups to save money on everything from your clothes to your next dining room table.
Three drownings reported in Minnesota over holiday weekend
At least three people drowned in Minnesota lakes and rivers over the holiday weekend, and a teenager was critically injured while swimming at Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis.
State awards $20M from 3M settlement over ‘forever chemicals’ to improve habitat, recreation
The money was set aside for enhancing water resources, wildlife habitat and outdoor recreational opportunities in the east metro. Eight years after the settlement with 3M was announced, that funding is finally ready to be distributed.
Veterans Campground in Washington County celebrates 100 years of comradery
Veterans Campground opened in 1926, for disabled WWI veterans. It has now grown to be a place to rest and relax for all veterans. Last year it broke a record of more than 76,000 visitors.