Lisa Johnson
Northland Morning HostLisa Johnson started in radio when she was 17, and got her first reporting gig for TV news two years later. She has been privileged to have conversations with the Northland's best, brightest, and most interesting since Northland Morning debuted in 1991.
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The late author's previously-unpublished memoir was "gently edited" by his former student and longtime friend, author Will Weaver -
UMD students aim to raise awareness, put a stop to proposed Nemadji Trail Energy Center fracked gas plant -
"When the moon's nice and high in the southwestern sky, it's an eclipse ....." -
FLOATS! The return of in-person creativity! -
To clear the way for homesteaders - and after the Dakota War of 1862 - Congress revoked all treaties with the Dakota and exiled them from Minnesota -
Plus great stargazing thanks to earlier sunsets, and the uncertain nature of aut-win -
“I was full of hate, poison, and I wanted to spit it out.” ~ Mauricio Lasansky -
"We need our U.S. leaders to be honest: that it's a human rights issue, and that we have to change business as usual." -
It's quite a fall, says Tom Kasper, and flowers aren't giving up just yet -
Non-fungible tokens and the "muse" who spent five months in a bathtub for art
