Forest Service officials have lifted a ban on campfires across Superior National Forest. Improved weather conditions are cited as the reason for this decision. Firefighting efforts are ongoing in the area.
The lifting of the ban applies to all parts of the forest, including the Boundary Waters.
Further information on the current situation and any remaining restrictions can be found through the Forest Service or other relevant sources.
News
Americans are commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9/11, remembering the shock, the dead and the sweeping consequences of the al-Qaida attacks on symbols of U.S. might and prosperity....
News
Nine months into her first term, the former financial pro sees plenty of broken systems under the hood of city government. But she also has to overcome a scandal....
News
There’s too much at stake for Kyler Murray and Kevin O’Connell for the Vikings not to reach the postseason. Here’s why you should believe in this team....
News
The former first-round pick ranks among MLB’s top defenders at his new position, a development that has exceeded even the Twins’ expectations.
News
Her comments come as Republican rival Lisa Demuth has suggested Klobuchar still has higher aspirations.
business
As more small Minnesota businesses embrace AI to compete, many customers are saying they feel betrayed.
business
Activists say vulnerable communities need a stronger voice, while businesses say uncertainty caused by the rule could discourage investment in Minnesota’s major cities....
News
There is no better way to honor him and other victims of Sept. 11 than by remembering their courage and to take action ourselves.
