Category Archives: Outdoor News

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota's moose population is the largest it has been in more than a decade, after 11 consecutive years of remaining relatively stable, Department of Natural Resources officia...

(KNSI) - A woman needed to be rescued Sunday afternoon after falling out of her kayak and into the icy waters of the Mississippi River. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office was called about 4:00 for a...

(KNSI) - A local watershed district is holding its 3rd Aquatic Invasive Species forum. The Clearwater River Watershed District will meet virtually over Zoom next Thursday, April 7th. Officails say it'...

(KNSI) - Anglers on Lake Mille Lacs will once again be allowed to keep one walleye during early spring fishing and again during fall fishing. People fishing on the Central Minnesota lake will be allow...

(KNSI) - Crews with the City of St. Cloud will start picking up yard waste, weather permitting, on Monday. According to a press release from the city, yard waste contained in city yard waste bags will...

(KNSI) - The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for Friday, March 25th. Forecasters say the area will see sustained northwest winds of 25 to 30 miles an hour, with gusts up to 50 are ...

(KNSI) - The traditional kickoff to the tourist season in Minnesota will be back but will look different. Planning for the 2022 Minnesota Governor Fishing Opener in May is underway. Officials say they...

(KNSI) - The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says this could be one of the last weekends to get out and enjoy ice fishing before warmer weather weakens the ice. Minnesota DNR Conservation Of...

(KNSI) - The House Legacy Committee discussed funding recommendations for Minnesota's Outdoor Heritage Fund at the Capitol today. The legislation includes $159 million toward 46 programs across the st...

(KNSI) - The Clearwater River Watershed District has removed two area lakes from the impaired waters list. Lake Augusta and Union Lake have been removed from the list after more than three decades of ...