spring

When it comes to those first initial days of the season with daytime highs around 50, spring and fall look very different.

The official first day of the season is on Sunday, March 20th, but Dairy Queen is celebrating on Monday, March 21st with free ice cream for us.

Temperatures are going to be steadily in the 40s the remainder of this work week, and this weekend comes with highs in the 50s.

Facebook memories are meant to be fun and lighthearted, but sometimes they are just pure torture.

At this point, the only thing keeping me sane through this two-day snowstorm is the fact that the official start of spring is only a month away.

Thinking warm thoughts is the only way we are going to get through January's bitter cold.

All of the animals that call the Pine Grove Zoo live there year-round, and I'm sure they will be eager to welcome guests back to their sweet digs.

If you are looking for a new place to fish this spring and summer, the DNR has a handy guide for you.

The recently melted bodies of water and warm temperatures are bringing back our state bird earlier than normal. And I don't mean loons, I mean mosquitos.

The western prickly pear can grow to be close to a foot tall, and its defining features are broad and flat growths, that bloom yellow flowers.

Another sign of spring and summer has just sprung up in the St. Cloud area.

With spring now underway, the St. Cloud Compost site will soon be open for the season.