Nick Cooper is a lifelong Northern Minnesotan, growing up in the region, going to college in Bemidji, and then moving to Duluth to get into broadcasting. His lifelong passion for music, broadcasting, and the outdoors makes it a perfect fit! When he's not working, you'll find him enjoying things like capturing the fall colors or the Northern Lights with his camera, fishing, hunting, hiking, or golfing, he likes to stay active and enjoy all the Northland has to offer. Along with a deep passion for music, Nick also closely follows the local sports scene, rooting for the local teams.
Nick Cooper
Ready To Get Scared? Here Are 8 Ghost Tours You Can Go On In Minnesota
Does the idea of exploring history, ghost stories, and the unexplained excite you? These tours are definitely for you!
Researchers Warn Of Hacking Threats To Vehicles On Minnesota Roads
These hacks can give your information, location, and control of your vehicle to hackers.
Do You Know The Fascinating History Behind The Covered Bridge At Amnicon State Park?
Named one of the most beautiful covered bridges in the country, this historic bridge has an interesting story.
Did You Know Minnesota Has Native Cactus Species Growing Wild In The State?
Not just one, but a few different species call Minnesota home.
Is This The Most Obnoxious Thing Minnesota Drivers Do On The Highway?
Why do so many people do this?
What To Know: Award-Winning New Horror Film Made In Minnesota Hits Streaming
The movie is available just in time for the Halloween season!
Jon Taffer And ‘Bar Rescue’ Visit A Pair Of Wisconsin Bars
The show's team has been spending some time in the Badger State this month for upcoming episodes.
America’s Unhealthiest Fast Food Fries Are Sold In Several Minnesota Locations
Unhealthy or not, they're delicious.
Aaron Jones Comes Up With Minnesota Version Of ‘Lambeau Leap’, And It’s Genius
This might be a little controversial, but I think it's genius.
Wisconsin Police Warn Of New, Dangerous, Illegal TikTok Trend Reported In The State
The department is warning about the dangers and legal consequences of this national trend reported several times in the state.