Northland Morning

In a recent announcement from the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority, The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development will be utilizing nearly $200 million on wastewater and drinking water projects across the state

Bob King talks about the regular passes by the ISS this month and several upcoming conjunctions worthy of a look to the skies

Annie Dugan breaks out the silver clothes and talks about the upcoming week in art in the Northland

Legendary musician Keith Secola answers three personal music questions

Larry Weber talks about the lower-than-average temps that have started the month and the various sights of spring

Author Julie Schumacher talks about her new collection of stories "Patient, Female"

Author Margi Preus will be at the Downtown Duluth Public Library this weekend to talk about storytelling and writing

Megan Högfeldt and Alan Brew talk about the "After the Flush" event happening this Thursday starting at Thirsty Pagan Brewing and continuing at Superior's Wastewater Treatment Plant

Tom Kasper talks about what to plant and what not to... and he floats a Mother's Day suggestion

Annie Dugan talks about a joyful week in art in the Northland