LUTSEN, Minn. (WCCO) -- It is one of the oldest resorts in Minnesota and later this month, Lutsen Resort will be celebrating its 125th anniversary. Over the years, Lutsen has become a destination for ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- All month long, WCCO is on the road highlighting some of our favorite spots across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Lake Superior is this week's stop, and Chris Shaffer and Amelia ...

LUTSEN, Minn. — The Historic Lutsen Lodge was destroyed in a fire early Tuesday, the resort said on social media. Cook County Dispatch was notified of a fire alarm at the resort at 12:24 a.m. Tuesday, ...

Minnesota regulators say that a historic lodge destroyed in a fire had three unresolved violations from a recent fire code inspection. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety disclosed that the ...

A historic resort along the North Shore in Minnesota has been completely destroyed after a devastating fire burned it to the ground Tuesday morning. The 139-year-old Lutsen Lodge is considered to be ...

The Lutsen Resort on Lake Superior bills itself as a location “where memories are made.” The resort is celebrating its 125th anniversary this weekend, so we asked some guests and travel-industry ...

LUTSEN, Minn. — Fire destroyed a historic lodge on Lake Superior in northern Minnesota early Tuesday, with the manager quickly pledging it would be rebuilt in the same design. The fire at the Lutsen ...

Lutsen Mountains has long been known as a downhill skiing destination. But in recent years the North Shore resort and the surrounding area have drawn a growing number of mountain bikers - highlighted ...

An overnight fire destroyed the historic Lutsen Resort lodge, Minnesota's oldest operating resort, for the third time in 75 years, the lodge announced in a social media post on Tuesday. Just before 12 ...

The wacky April weather has taken us all for a ride -- we hit balmy temps one day then survived a flat-out blizzard the next -- and now, it's opened the doors for a truly #Minnesota experience. This ...

For years, state officials allowed the popular Lutsen Mountains ski resort to violate permits restricting how much water it could pull from a North Shore stream to make snow for its groomed hills.