Live Bait In Scarce Supply For Fishing Opener After Rough Winter
Fishing reels in big money across the state, generating more than $15 billion each year, but there could be a snag for some anglers. There's a shortage of live bait.
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Fishing reels in big money across the state, generating more than $15 billion each year, but there could be a snag for some anglers. There's a shortage of live bait.
A new study from the University of Minnesota finds that Mille Lacs' dwindling walleye population is linked to clearer water.
Each year in America more than 800,000 people of all ages will suffer a stroke. While medical advances are minimizing long-term disabilities, the age of stroke patients is getting younger.
William Laughlin "Bill" Connell, 95, is being remembered for how he endured tragedies – both in World War II and years later in his personal life.
They are Minnesota's iconic image of wilderness, as well as a successful restoration story. Now, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service says gray wolves should be removed from the Endangered Species Act.
Eugene Wynn, a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer, was laid to rest Friday.
Over a five year period ending in 2018, Minnesota's National Guard fielded 90 reported cases of sexual assault – both on and off duty.
University President Eric Kaler thinks broader beer and wine sales at Mariucci and Williams arenas can help boost sagging attendance.
Photographs will fade over time, but Richard Piper's memories of his service are crystal clear.For the World War II soldier, bullets, bombs and bodies are impossible to forget.
A 5-year-old boy who was thrown from a third-floor balcony at Mall of America is showing signs of recovery but remains in intensive care, according to an update from the family.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating after a male suspect was shot and killed after a traffic stop in Coon Rapids.
The board of directors has selected a 20-year company veteran, Corie Barry, as Best Buy's latest CEO.
It's a sight Lee Radzak never tires of – the resident keeper of Split Rock Lighthouse has seen Superior in all kinds of weather.
It's not exactly the kind of opening day weather Minnesota United fans, players and front office envisioned, but fortunately, much like Target Field, Allianz Field was designed for such a day.
Where photos once showed happiness, a somber courtroom held only heartbreak, and the emotional words of a family ripped apart.
Three-dimensional mammography screening detects malignancies in dense breast tissue more accurately.
Sydney Flack, 17, was driving in the southbound lane heading to Winona Friday night, when suddenly and without warning, a limestone boulder tumbled down the bluff and right into her path.
The Gophers are in the Final Four – of Bot Shot, that is. It's a competition blending science and sport.
Friday kicks off a weekend of hoops and fun. Downtown Minneapolis is all dressed up to party.
Beginning Monday and running through April, officers will be working overtime to both crackdown on violators and change driver behavior.
Just a week after the animals were rescued from a rural Chatfield farm on March 25th, they are slowly regaining health.
From their beer's iconic label featuring a commanding Norseman, Aegir's decor screams all things Nordic. There are Viking battle shields along the walls, as well as images depicting Viking ships and legends.
The Minnesota DNR's popular nongame wildlife eagle cam has brought viewers countless hours of enjoyment and entertainment.
They were designed to turn a semi-automatic rifle into a machine gun-like rapid fire action. With a single pull of the trigger you could fire off a rapid volley of shots.
Several Twin Cities communities are bracing for spring flooding as the Mississippi, Minnesota and St. Croix rivers rise with rapidly melting snow.
