DNR toxicologist Candy Schrank explains Wisconsin's general consumption advice to help people enjoy the health benefits of eating their catch while limiting their exposure to environmental contaminants in the fish.

Duluth Parks and Recreation is now offering Ultimate Frisbee for youth ages 7-17.  The program started April 18th at the Heritage Sports Center, 120 South 30th Avenue West. Come learn how to play the game of Ultimate Frisbee!

Schoolchildren and parents in four Northland communities can donate coins during April to help fight childhood cancer.

The Duluth Noon Optimist Club and the Superior Optimist Club have organized a fundraiser to benefit families served by Essentia Health's Erick Peter Person Children's Cancer Center in Duluth.

During April, special coin canisters are being placed in schools in Duluth, Superior, Maple and Iron River, says Mike Pennington, the fundraiser's chairman for the Duluth club.

Kim Pearson and Liz Amys are coordinating the campaign for the Superior club. Childhood cancer campaigns are a focus of Optimist Clubs around the world, Pennington explains.

Edison Charter Schools in Duluth are using the drive to help teach children the monthly core value of hope, Pennington says.