Federal judge characterized the Fish and Wildlife Service’s rationale for removing wolf protections as “disconnected from and belied by the record.”

Minnesota's wolf hunting opposition group is adept at fundraising and is branching out to try and influence a handful of legislative elections.

Over the past two weeks, two separate issues have sparked a resurgence of stadium-related criticism.

Staff says limits could affect Ford site, downtown properties.

Two groups are accusing the Met Council of writing off a proposal to pump water into White Bear Lake before experts have fully studied whether it could restore lake levels.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wants to participate in a lawsuit challenging a Red River diversion project.

Impending closure of Minneapolis river lock moots state plan.

Hackett is the founder of Howling for Wolves, a nonprofit organization that advocates for Minnesota’s gray wolf population.

The Department of Natural Resources has launched several months of training sessions to help river and lakeside business owners comply with law changes aimed at squelching invasive species’ spread.

U.S. District Court Judge Joan Ericksen has dismissed claims against the state stemming from the actions of a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources employee who improperly accessed data on more than 5,000 individuals.