A dry winter and late spring rains may have caused many ducks to fly farther north to nest.| Superior Telegram
Crossbows appear to have increased buck harvest slightly in 2023 and were popular among younger and older hunters. In Wisconsin, the popularity of crossbows has grown fast in the past decade.| Superior Telegram
Idaho’s Fish and Game department is asking anglers to have at it with the walleyes, the Idaho Statesman reports. No limits; instead, anglers should “catch, kill and keep” every walleye they catch.| Superior Telegram
Data shows catch-and-release doesn’t work for many Lake Superior lakers.| Superior Telegram
Off-and-on showers with a cool-down for the first week of September| Superior Telegram
Before you fly a drone, you must first know the rules of recreational use.| Superior Telegram
Headlines from Douglas County's past.| Superior Telegram
Boat captains today have far more information about weather conditions, thanks to buoys and other data sources. Federal funding cuts could jeopardize those safety advances.| Superior Telegram
The new contract runs through March 31, 2027.| Superior Telegram
The new restaurant on Tower Avenue is expected to open by the end of October.| Superior Telegram
The conservative stalwart's retirement sets up a wide open Wisconsin Supreme Court race.| Superior Telegram
Designation recognizes university's commitment to public safety during extreme weather events.| Superior Telegram
Jeremy Luberts' 2023 book “Murder on Elm Street” details his work as lead investigator in the criminal case for which Byron Smith was convicted for killing two people in his Little Falls, Minnesota, home.| Superior Telegram
To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Tuesday for the Friday issue.| Superior Telegram
Friday's prep report includes lots of high school football, soccer and volleyball.| Superior Telegram
The end of the war heralded a new, more peaceful world, economic worries, and release of previously censored news about Pearl Harbor blame and a wave of Japanese balloon bombs.| Superior Telegram
The body of a 14-year-old boy found in a farmer's field still baffles investigators. With no new evidence, the case has been cold for more than half a century.| Superior Telegram
Choose quality fertilizers and apply the correct amount.| Superior Telegram
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.| Superior Telegram
The proposal would impact about 45 million acres of national forest land across 37 states, including the Little Missouri National Grasslands in western North Dakota.| Superior Telegram
Senior Landon Anrig is a two-way standout for the Spartans who is capable of getting snaps at wide receiver, tight end, safety, quarterback and kick returner on any given Friday night.| Superior Telegram
Agudas Achim ark is now in the possession of the Upper Midwest Jewish Archives.| Superior Telegram
SUPERIOR — The University of Wisconsin-Superior will greet students, who start classes Sept. 3, with a new logo and campaign themed: “Arrive with Grit. Leave with Greatness.”| Superior Telegram
The project is exepcted to be completed by the 2027-28 school year. It will be funded by nearly $15 million from the state budget.| Superior Telegram
Pamela Ann Gehrig was 22 years old when her body was discovered on a township road by a mailman on his afternoon route. She had been violently beaten and stabbed multiple times in the neck.| Superior Telegram
Agreement would allow the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to continue managing one of Wisconsin's few pine barrens habitats.| Superior Telegram
With current agreements set to expire at the end of the year, officials hope to have new agreements in place soon to give time to plan next year's fair.| Superior Telegram
Second-year head coach Kristin Riesgraf-Asleson placed a premium on higher standards and internal expectations, and she hopes that it will create more Spartans success on the court.| Superior Telegram
As reported by Douglas County Circuit Court.| Superior Telegram
Officials said 14 of the 17 injured are children, six in critical condition, and that the shooter also died at the scene.| Superior Telegram
Wednesday's prep report also includes boys and girls soccer and girls volleyball.| Superior Telegram
Superior junior Spencer Kidd led all Division 1 players in goals scored last year, but head coach Otto Berti said his development as a leader and passer will take Kidd’s game to another level.| Superior Telegram
Henry Morris left his Nebraska hideaway for a whirlwind Omaha adventure in a story that captivated readers in North Dakota and Minnesota.| Superior Telegram
Temperatures stay seasonal throughout the holiday weekend.| Superior Telegram
The contracts cover nurses at Duluth and Superior clinics.| Superior Telegram
Visitors and animals move all around the park.| Superior Telegram
Dan Conway, who was himself an accomplished runner, was honored posthumously.| Superior Telegram
The offices that remain open include the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Ashland.| Superior Telegram
Former Ray gave up 7 runs in his Twins debut, all of them coming in his first 2 innings of work| Superior Telegram
The two-day Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival off Barker's Island wrapped up on Saturday with dozens of teams showing off their paddle power.| Superior Telegram
Green Bay scored the game's first 20 points and held Seattle off the board until the fourth quarter.| Superior Telegram
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.| Superior Telegram
Superior Scout switches from benches to band room improvements for his Eagle project.| Superior Telegram
The Carlton County Fair staple is partnering with Average Joe's Pub to serve its classic Italian menu on weekends all year long.| Superior Telegram
To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Tuesday for the Friday issue.| Superior Telegram
Authorities seized 16 horses from ‘atrocious’ conditions, charges said.| Superior Telegram
Volunteer mentors help host freshman orientation at Superior High School.| Superior Telegram
Friday will be the main day we see chances for rain this weekend, but cooler temperatures will be moving in for a breezy weekend around the Northland.| Superior Telegram
If the parties are unable to reach an agreement, Aspirus facilities will be considered out of network for those with BCBSMN coverage after Dec. 31.| Superior Telegram
As reported by Douglas County Circuit Court.| Superior Telegram
Presented by the FMWF Chamber of Commerce, the Midwest Technology Summit will explore today’s tech and its massive implications for business.| Superior Telegram
With his surgically repaired thumb heavily bandaged and covered in clear wrap or plastic in the rain on Monday, Love had no limitations when passing the ball| Superior Telegram
The tick-borne virus, which can cause encephalitis, meningitis and death, is spreading throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin, but there are no drugs to treat or prevent it.| Superior Telegram
Mark your calendars for a special upcoming event at Superior Public Library on Sept. 12 at 10:30 a.m. Author Joy Bashara will share her experiences as an English teacher in Siberia following the dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR). Her new memoir, "Blanketed in Truth," is a story of friendship and bridging divides in a rapidly changing political landscape. Refreshments will be provided.| Superior Telegram
To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Tuesday for the Friday issue.| Superior Telegram
Annual surveys enlist Wisconsinites to monitor deer and game birds populations| Superior Telegram
Loss of 20 vacant positions is latest in a long-term trend that has created permitting delays, leaders say.| Superior Telegram
Wisconsin has seen at least 25 fatal crashes so far this year.| Superior Telegram
Smart jig selection, slight tweaks in presentation help turn average days into memorable bass-catching sessions| Superior Telegram
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Trail proposal sparks discussion of an update to the 2012 plan that led to the restoration of most of Wisconsin Point.| Superior Telegram
Legislation has been proposed to allow a private utility to access federal funding for lead line replacements, but the majority of councilors say they can't support it.| Superior Telegram
Shamrock Bar & Pizza to receive about $9,900, won't need to replace windows as earlier suggested.| Superior Telegram
The U.S. senator hosted a roundtable discussion in Superior to learn about what is being done locally to address Wisconsin's housing crisis.| Superior Telegram
If approved by municipalities, the resolution would add information on private and charter school funding to tax bills.| Superior Telegram
"We don't believe she's in there," Superior's police chief said after a search near Superior High School. "Searches are continuing in other areas as evidence indicates."| Superior Telegram
The motorcycle attempted to pass the van on the left as it was making a left turn, according to the criminal complaint.| Superior Telegram
The stars of the Superior event were a kitten named Barnaby and some fluffy rabbits.| Superior Telegram
Gov. Tony Evers and Department of Children and Families Secretary Jeff Pertl visited Newborn 2 School Education to talk about the new state investment in child care.| Superior Telegram
Equipment ranging from drones and watercraft to a K-9 unit was funded and will aid emergency responses from both the city and county.| Superior Telegram
Local scientists are analyzing data from a study into what triggers potentially toxic blooms.| Superior Telegram
Bond was set at $25,000 and the defendant was ordered not to have contact with children.| Superior Telegram
The incident at a Poplar gas station left the man's father with a collapsed lung, according to the complaint.| Superior Telegram
Leaders considered job descriptions and wages as the city prepares to take over management of the attractions.| Superior Telegram
Festival-goers will be greeted at the Spirit Room on Broadway Street at the start of Duluth Superior Pride on Labor Day weekend.| Superior Telegram
Questions about enforceability and preempting state law prompt Public Safety Committee to take no action to raise legal age for tobacco and vaping sales and possession.| Superior Telegram
The new Heritage Tree Program would highlight one tree each year to tell the story of the city's history and people.| Superior Telegram
The grant will help purchase a new crane as Fraser Shipyards continues to expand ship repair and building in Superior's North End.| Superior Telegram
A portion of the sale proceeds supports a historical marker on Barker's Island commemorating the shipwreck 50 years ago.| Superior Telegram
After-school programs, adult education grants are on hold across Wisconsin.| Superior Telegram
The Wisconsin Policy Forum found the average spent on each public school student was nearly 10% behind the national average in 2023.| Superior Telegram
The Superior School Board also heard a state budget update that estimates an 8% local property tax increase.| Superior Telegram
Minnesota Nurses Association announces July 8 date. Essentia calls the strike "wholly avoidable," and Aspirus says, "We are ready."| Superior Telegram
Arguably one of the most annoying parts of summer are the ticks. Not only are they obnoxious and gross, they can also be dangerous. It is important to practice safety regarding ticks to prevent illness and complications.| Superior Telegram
Kristine Goodrich is community editor at the Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Reach her at kgoodrich@duluthnews.com or 218-720-4102.| Superior Telegram
Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to prevent harmful diseases amongst infants, children, teenagers, and adults. But which ones do we need at which ages?| Superior Telegram
An unfair labor practice strike requires a 10-day notice to hospital employers.| Superior Telegram
The Duluth-based health care system awaits National Labor Relations Board review after contesting the Minnesota Nurses Association's proposed bargaining unit.| Superior Telegram
Adria Peters began her position with Forum Communications Company as Audience Engagement Specialist in June 2024. Readers can reach Adria by email at adria.peters@forumcomm.com.| Superior Telegram
Eighteen percent of students in the Superior School District are Native American.| Superior Telegram
The estimated $2 million project will replace deteriorated concrete and replace head-on turn lanes with planted medians.| Superior Telegram
The second phase of reconstruction of Hammond Avenue between North 21st and North 28th streets is planned for next year.| Superior Telegram
The approved changes include real estate acquisitions moving the Wisconsin Welcomes You sign.| Superior Telegram
Northland Constructors submitted the low bid to reestablish access to the bridge over the Nemadji River on County Highway W.| Superior Telegram
Senior two-way standout Garet Rivord is one of Superior’s elite players and a locker room leader, something his father, Rick Rivord, did with the Spartans more than three decades ago.| Superior Telegram
An attorney for religious groups said they will appeal the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court.| Superior Telegram
The state meet continues Wednesday at St. Michael-Albertville High School, while state golf for boys and girls concludes Wednesday.| Superior Telegram
In April, the WIAA membership approved significantly more offseason contact days for sports, which allows Superior’s football team to be on the field earlier and more often than ever.| Superior Telegram
Ryan Pettingill, a junior, made a clutch par on the 18th hole at sectionals to become Superior’s first state golf qualifier in more than a decade, which capped off an individually dominant year.| Superior Telegram
The Green Eagles downed Washburn in the semifinals, but fell to top-seeded Edgar in a Division 4 baseball sectional title game largely because of youth and inexperience.| Superior Telegram
