I had no idea we had carnivorous plants in Minnesota. Some are relatively common, some are underwater, and one species can only be found along Lake Superior.
A new video shows how crews repaired the Stewart J. Cort's rudder without using dry dock, and I also learned why the 1,000-foot ship has the nickname "Stubby."
People have been noticing these helicopters towing a strange device just above treetops in Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Here's the explanation of what they are, and what they are looking for.
Even with temperatures reaching near 100 degrees, Lake Superior's North Shore saw water temperatures plummet. Here's behind the fascinating phenomenon.
I had the amazing opportunity to fly in a World War II plane. I wanted to share the full video for any other aviation enthusiasts like myself. It was so awesome!
Public meetings start soon from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. The meetings will share updates from studies and findings in the last two years. There are a surprising number of lakes on the impaired list.
With a fresh location for its operations along Harbor Drive, the Vista Fleet is gearing up to enhance your sightseeing experience. Exciting things are happening on our waterfront!
Researchers live streamed a dive into the deepest part of Lake Superior. They're hoping to find the rarest fish in the Great Lakes, and also search for a time capsule that was left there 40 years ago.