Cumberland LLC seeks to open facility that would house 26,000 swine in northwest Wisconsin.
Barrens Bandits, Part 2: Flight from justice and a fight for freedom
The bandits flee the posse after their bold bank robbery, and two other men are charged with crimes they didn’t commit.
Barrens Bandits, Part 1: Brazen 1921 bank robbery set off massive manhunt
St. Paul gangsters on an interstate crime spree were chased up, down, and across the river.
Flour power: Milling magnate’s stately St. Croix River lodge celebrates centennial
Historic hunting and fishing retreat was built by Minneapolis grain baron Benjamin Sheffield.
River Falls to move ahead with federal agency partnership to study dam removals
City approves working with Army Corps of Engineers to analyze possibilities and potential federal financial support.
Rural St. Croix Valley town fights lawsuit over rules for factory farms
Laketown retains legal counsel to respond to challenge of new ordinance by industry group.
Getting to the goal
Readers are St. Croix 360’s only source of funding — and key to ensuring our independence.
Home, home on the river: Kids learn to love the St. Croix
First-graders at a St. Croix Valley school spent this fall studying the river’s many unique qualities — and then shared what they learned with the community.
Federal funds could quicken Kinnickinnic River dam removal
Army Corps of Engineers asks River Falls to work together to demolish two dams and restore river.
Cold case: Investigators ask for help identifying human remains found along St. Croix in 2002
The discovery 20 years ago raised many questions, but few answers have been found so far.
Proposed hog operation near St. Croix tributary sees major setback
DNR rejects request to revise manure management and says company must reapply for permits.
Fifty miles, fifty years: St. Croix River conservation leaders reflect on five decades since lower river protected
Anniversary event featured panelists with many memories of efforts to preserve the river in its natural state.
Two lakes in St. Croix River watershed receive new names to remove racist slur
Federal board approves new names, including one recommended by Ojibwe band.
Conservation groups petition Minnesota DNR to protect native “rough fish”
Formal request seeks science-based management of fish that have long been largely ignored.
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