Outdoors

The change on the 132,516-acre lake is even better than anglers expected.

Have you witnessed something in the sky?

The Strawberry Moon will be in the Minnesota sky soon. Here's when and why it's so unique this year.

The discovery of mold initiated the recall.

The numbers are out through April.

The non-biting mosquito-looking bugs could also be two other types of insect, the crane fly or fungus gnat, but if you are out by the lake around dusk, it's mostly likely a midge that is bothering you or the kids.

You might have some of this around your family and not even know it.

I had no idea we had spiders in Minnesota that could kill you, but apparently we do! The bite of this particular spider has the possibility of killing humans.

The annual free fishing day is offered on the first Saturday of June each year.

The lake is open to unlimited fishing into next year as the DNR resets the ecosystem.