Minnesota DNR

Thanks to the Minnesota DNR and the University of Minnesota, we now know what the tall, fluffy-looking grass is that is popping up in ditches in Minnesota.

Wildfire concerns and freezing conditions are expected across much of Minnesota this week.

One of the best parts about fall in Minnesota is the show that Mother Nature's vibrant fall foliage puts on. But are those gorgeous fall colors late this year?

The DNR has confirmed another lake has zebra mussels after they were found on settlement samplers.

Not just one, but a few different species call Minnesota home.

A new app is coming, and you'll finally be able to ditch those paper licenses. You already can in some cases.

Land of 10,000 Lakes? These four Minnesota counties beg to differ—they don't have a single natural lake!

Did you know that you can't transport filleted fish from these Minnesota lakes? If you want to cook them at camp, there's special regulations you need to follow.

The Minnesota DNR will be auctioning off confiscated rifles, handguns, shotguns, bows, tree stands, and other items soon.

The Department of Natural Resources says owning or possessing these animals against the law in Minnesota.

It's been reported over parts of Minnesota already and will likely be more prevalent across the entire state soon. But what's causing that strange buzzing sound?

An invasive species has now been confirmed to be found in the state of Minnesota. The species is so new that the Minnesota Department Of Agriculture doesn't fully know the impact it will have on our ecosystem. The invasive zigzag sawfly found in Minnesota The zigzag sawfly was first found in the United States in 2021, and now three years later it has been confirmed to be in Minnesota...