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Snowmobile trail conditions vary throughout Minnesota but, in areas where there’s good snow, riders have been getting out with gusto. Snowmobile tracks are common sights in road ditches, on trails, and atop the ice. This year’s busy start to the riding season continues a surge in recent years of people riding snowmobiles to enjoy Minnesota’s
Anglers in some parts of Minnesota have been venturing onto the ice for several weeks, while water remains open in other parts of the state. So far in December, weather in the state—which has included rain, snow, and fluctuating temperatures—has affected ice-making and impacted ice that’s already formed. As a result, the Minnesota Department of
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met this morning inside the Polk County Government Center. They heard from Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting, Polk County Highway Engineer Richard Sanders, Karen Warmack of Social Services, and Michelle Cote of Property Records. The board began with an Issue Forum to Designate the Minnesota Counties Intergovernmental Trust (MCIT)
Today, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will begin accepting public comments regarding parts of the nonferrous mine sitting rule. Public comments will be accepted from Nov. 9, through Dec. 8. The DNR is seeking public comment on the following question: With express consideration of how Minn. R. 6132.2000, subp. 2A and subp. 3A fit
The first suspected case of chronic wasting disease in a wild deer along Minnesota’s border with North Dakota has prompted the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to implement voluntary CWD sampling for all deer harvested in this area during the 2021 firearms season. Hunters who harvest deer in permit areas 261 and 262, which are
