Minnesota Lakes

From the depths of Lake Superior to the muddy waters of Mud Lake, Minnesota’s lakes have their own quirky personalities.

Minnesota is known for its water-- we're the Land of 10,000 Lakes, after all-- but there is a new warning about eating fish caught in these bodies of water.

Minnesota is, of course, the Land of 10,000 Lakes, but it turns out there aren't nearly 10,000 different names for those lakes. In fact, we now know the most common lake names in the state.

Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes look picture-perfect, but some are dealing with more than a little murkiness these days. Here are the most polluted lakes in the state.

Minnesota's lakes are known for being a haven for anglers, boaters, and the occasional bird. But some are also prime real estate for something more… slithery.

Minnesota, known as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," actually boasts over 11,000 lakes, each with its own unique charm. Among these, some have names that bring to mind the festive spirit of the holiday season, adding an extra layer of enchantment to the state's natural beauty.

Well...where've YOU been?

Six beaches in Minneapolis are closed due to E. coli...who is that?

This Minnesota swimming hole has just been called one of the best places to get your swim on in the entire country.

Minnesota's fishing season is only a few weeks old, but did you know there's a lake where the fishing is currently unlimited?