State health officials emphasize the importance of preventing tick bites A woman in her 60s from northern Minnesota has died from a brain infection due to Powassan (POW) virus. This is the first death in
St. Paul – State officials have been planning for a potential state government shutdown for the past month – ever since Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed each of the budget bills the Republican-led Legislature passed. The
Watson, Minn. – There’s been too much rain this spring and early summer for Dave Trauba to recall when it all came. He just knows that, for the most part, it was wet and cool
Hunters who wish to apply for one of 186 permits for the 2011 Minnesota prairie chicken season or for a fall turkey hunting permit must do so by Friday, July 30, wherever hunting and fishing
Washington – U.S. acreage enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program made a modest surge upward during a recent general sign-up period. But upcoming contract expirations in September, along with factors including a new, updated federal
Bismarck, N.D. – Breeding duck surveys in May in North Dakota produced two bits of good news: the amount of water on the ground is exceptional, and duck numbers are pretty good. According to the
People who encounter a white, four-foot-tall bird walking down a road are asked to give it the right-of-way, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said. Trumpeter swan families with newly hatched young will sometimes
Minnesota’s ruffed grouse spring drumming counts were higher than last year across most of the bird’s range, according to a report released by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). “The grouse population is probably
St. Paul – Will state parks and campgrounds be open on the Fourth of July? Will fish being raised in DNR hatcheries have to be stocked into lakes before they’re ready? Will the DNR conduct
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