Lakes of Minnesota

Before throwing away your old boat shrink wrap, here's why some boat owners reuse their covers for multiple years.

Hot temperatures, and calm weather allow these algae blooms to show up on Minnesota lakes. They are toxic to humans, and deadly to dogs.

Hot and dry conditions are leading to warmer lake and river water, and that's creating stressful conditions for fish in Minnesota.

Thousands of drivers were asked about their worst summer parking experiences, and a few familiar Minnesota names came up more than once.

Public meetings start soon from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. The meetings will share updates from studies and findings in the last two years. There are a surprising number of lakes on the impaired list.

As summer heats up, Minnesota's lakes come alive—but some visitors might spot a slithery surprise lurking just beneath the surface.

The lakes are still cold, so those cabin plans might need a little adjusting if swimming was on the agenda this Memorial Day.

With over 11,000 lakes, Minnesota's water scene is a true wonder, but the names? Well, that’s where things get a bit interesting.

Minnesota's lakes are teeming with fish, but new health guidelines might change your menu. Here’s what every angler should know.

Minnesota anglers who fish for walleye on Upper Red Lake this summer will see the same daily bag limit as last year.