Winter

It seems that every winter we report multiple incidents of Minnesota ice fishers leaving their trash behind on the lake for someone else or -- more likely -- no one at all to clean up.

A new challenge created by Explore Minnesota is showing the world what makes winter Minnesota's hottest season!

Don't commit crimes so deputies don't have to battle terrible road conditions. It makes sense in my world, now if only we can get everyone on board with this...

So basically, the more snow we get, the cheaper the beer is.

This change from cold to colder air and back really does a number on our skin.

According to PetMD, every dog is different, with factors like coat type, size, weight, conditioning, age and health all playing roles in how well he or she does outside.

January is a month associated with snow and cold, and there is usually a Polar Vortex that rips through at some point.

When the weather gets bad, Minnesotans get creative. That's the secret to surviving our terrible winters.

Skating rinks in the city of St. Cloud are now open for the winter season.

Nearly 100 loaves of fresh bread made by local students made their way to the food shelf on Friday.

A grinch in Apple Valley stole someone's Mr. Grinch yard display in a rather ironic act of un-Chrismas-like cheer.

Just about an hour from the St. Cloud area in Nisswa is Mount Ski Gull, home to one of the states longest snow tubing lanes.