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Lift Bridge work done for season, finishing touches planned in spring
Workers have wrapped up most of the renovation, with repairs to lift span and mechanism some of the last tasks left.
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A little litter can go a long way
Balloons, cigarette butts, and more are a prevalent problem, but everyone can help solve it.
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Sail the St. Croix: Summer 2020 sailing school registration now open
Hudson-based nonprofit school offers classes next summer for everyone from 5-years-old and up.
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The 2019 St. Croix River gift guide
Let St. Nick bring some of the St. Croix to friends and family this holiday season.
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Owner of stranded sailboat will receive free sailing lessons after boat removed by local crew
Novice sailor signs up for complimentary lessons at Hudson sailing school, while community volunteers free boat from ice.
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Kettle River’s watershed is home to beloved and valuable natural resources
Wild rice and lake sturgeon have called the region home for eons, today cherished for holding on despite surrounding changes.
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Study: Invasive carp hurt Mississippi River sport fishing
Scientists show how game fish populations have declined in area where carp are established — a worrisome omen for the St. Croix.
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Flexing Mussels, Part 3: A morning with the winged mapleleaf moms
Scientists try to help a species in danger of extinction, supporting reproduction with hopes to someday restore the mussels in the St. Croix and other rivers.
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St. Croix River Good Samaritans: Tow-truck team pledges to remove stranded sailboat for free
Salvage company owner from western Minnesota say he and a crew will get the boat out as soon as the ice is safe.
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Photos show 1907 canoe trip down the St. Croix River
New images made available by Wisconsin Historical Society show journey made by Milwaukee businessman, photographer, and adventurer Howard Greene.
