Minnesota DNR

Just imagine strolling by Lake Alice now—what was once a lively lake is now a quiet creek. The story behind this change is quite a head-scratcher.

As summer winds down, a buzzing chorus fills the air, signaling the cicadas are back, reminding us of the season’s fleeting moments.

Anything that goes into Devil's Kettle dissapears forever. Where does it go? The question has puzzled everyone for years. The DNR says they solved it, but where's the proof?

The program expands across all of Minnesota.

Minnesota has some of the toughest laws around when it comes to boating while intoxicated.

An uptick in bear sightings in residential neighborhoods have officials warning residents to be cautious.

We're still in turtle nesting season and they end up crossing the road a lot of time. This can be dangerous, so people help them cross the road. There's a right way, a wrong way, and times you shouldn't even move it.

No boat? No problem!

A big law change is coming to Minnesota lakes this summer. Many people will need to obtain a permit to enjoy boating on lakes. There's also new restrictions for rentals.

There's a good chance that the K9 Police Unit you see has a dog from across the globe. Here's why so many K9's come from Europe.

The Minnesota DNR says poison hemlock is a plant that contains a toxin that “impacts the nervous system, causing trembling, salivation, lack of coordination, dilated pupils, weak pulse, respiratory paralysis, coma and death.”

If you see this tree in Minnesota, consider yourself lucky.