spring

The recently melted bodies of water and warm temperatures are bringing back our state bird earlier than normal. And I don't mean loons, I mean mosquitos.

The western prickly pear can grow to be close to a foot tall, and its defining features are broad and flat growths, that bloom yellow flowers.

Minnesota has a thing for snowstorms around major holidays.

Another sign of spring and summer has just sprung up in the St. Cloud area.

I had my dog on a walk Friday afternoon and noticed that the pussy willow trees had bloomed overnight in my neighborhood.

The animals at Pine Grove Zoo have been patiently waiting all winter for visitors to return, as they all live there year-round.

You know the old saying, "spring will come when it snows on the Robins' tail 3 times"? This is a variation of that.

Welcome to the 2021 golf season, my fellow course comrades!

As we as Minnesotans are starting to thaw just like the ice and snow, there are certain things that you'll start to see pop up.

In the past few years, there has always been a significant snowstorm around the second or third week of March.

There is a literal light at the end of the tunnel for those of us who can't wait for winter to be over.

Highs might just be in the upper 30s, but it has been enough for the snow to be melting like crazy across the state.