By Patrick Condon Associated Press St. Paul (AP) — The amount of mercury released into Minnesota’s environment by coal-fired power plants would decline by 1,200 pounds a year, under a plan Gov. Tim Pawlenty and
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Duluth, Minn. — State and federal officials say they’ve confirmed that a new foreign species has been discovered in the Duluth-Superior Harbor of Lake Superior. The Minnesota DNR reported this
May 6: RMEF Sporting Clays Shoot & Banquet, 12:30 p.m., Horse & Hunt Club, Prior Lake. For more info call Kevin Cook, 507-534-2915. Sept. 15: Steele County MN Pheasants Banquet, National Guard Armory. For more
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Last weekend’s rain pushed most crappies out of the shallows. With some sun, look for them to return in four to eight feet of water. The Isle public access area,
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul — Escalating farm land values, higher cash rent payments, and a continued focus on alternative fuel like ethanol are just a few factors officials say may have led
By Joe Albert Staff Writer Bemidji, Minn. — Privacy has become a thing of the past for three mallards trapped last week in northern Minnesota. Steve Cordts, DNR waterfowl specialist in Bemidji, trapped the drake
By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul — The passage of bills in both bodies of the Legislature to dedicate funding to natural resources was hailed by outdoors leaders as something with the potential to
By Tori J. McCormick Contributing Writer Madison, Wis. – Saying they hope to tap federal conservation programs to improve the long-term health of the region’s watersheds, the governors of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, along
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Crappie action remains consistent during the afternoon hours in shallow water. Small jigs tipped with minnows are turning fish in four to six feet of water at the Malone Island
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