Minnesota DNR

It's a place you've probably driven by many times when on Highway-52 but did you know it's also a place 40 percent of all waterfowl and shorebirds in the US visit each year?

Could this happen in Minnesota? Officials in Colorado are draining a lake to get rid of invasive fish that have been found in the water.

Sure, Minnesota may be the Land of 10,000 Lakes but is it really true that we have more shoreline than the entire state of California?

These worms are for real and they're really damaging. Make sure you know what to look for (watch the video).

If you've been looking to get out and enjoy the great outdoors here in Minnesota, the DNR is making it easier on your checkbook.

We see them all the time all over Rochester and southeast Minnesota, but did you know the robin ISN'T the most common bird here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

We may not be out of the woods when it comes to having one last late-season snowstorm, but a sure sign spring actually has sprung has just happened in Minnesota.

Nobody really likes an extended bout of below zero temperatures in Minnesota, but it could result in good news for ash trees-- because it might have been BAD news for those invasive emerald ash borers this year.

Minnesotans loved getting out into the great outdoors SO MUCH last year that a new campground is being built at one of the state's most popular areas.

Monday marks a rite of spring: the deadline to remove those ice fishing shelters from southern Minnesota lakes.