Barker’s Island is buzzing with action as the City of Superior prepares for the Lake Superior Ice Festival, kicking off on Friday. This year is a return to normal after last year’s lack of snow.

A family-friendly event full of winter entertainment has returned. The Lake Superior Ice Festival will be at Barker’s Island from five to eight pm on Friday and Saturday. “Superior is a winter ...

Abdullatif Ahmed recalls his journey from Yemen to working on the icy waters of the Great Lakes, where Yemeni sailors shaped the region’s maritime history.

SUPERIOR — The pieces are coming together to turn the former Lake Superior Elementary School into a 50-unit apartment building. The Superior City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 21, approved a ...

THUNDER BAY — The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA) has received about $651,500 to assess flood risk along a 200 kilometre stretch of Lake Superior shoreline. Tammy Cook, the chief ...

Travel along the shorelines of Lake Superior can be difficult at times so go slow. Snowfall is also looking to be high in some portions of Baraga and Marquette counties. As the snow dwindles ...

Sitting on the shores of Lake Superior surrounded by towering Hemlock trees this cabin gives a true Upper Peninsula experience − and now you can reserve it in advance. The Kaug Wujdoo Modern ...

First Nations along Lake Superior in Northern Ontario have turned down a $3.6-billion offer from government officials and say they will ask the Supreme Court to make a better compensation offer ...

DULUTH, Minn.– Lake Superior Zoo experienced two broken pipes on Wednesday night. This resulted in flooding from the ceiling in several areas of the main building. No animals or staff were ...

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Why? It's held at night on the ice of Lake Superior, specifically on Chequamegon Bay. The course is marked out by more than a thousand luminaries. It's whatever a participant wants it to be.

What could possess 4,000 skiers, snowshoers and hikers to traipse out on the ice of Lake Superior a few kilometers from shore — at night? Guided by candles? The answer is a good cause, or several of ...