winter

Minnesota Ice Festival has been awarded a Guinness World Record for having the world's largest ice maze. You can visit it now in Eagan, MN!

Minnesota is so large that the amount of snow in the south is much less than what the northern parts get. For instance, Rochester usually sees about 53 inches of snow in a typical winter, while Duluth gets around 90 inches.

The National Weather Service in the Twin Cities says confidence is growing that snow will accumulate across Minnesota.

During winters in Minnesota it can get brutal. To make life a little bit easier, these are tips from experts on how to defrost your windshield fast so you can be on your way.

The cabin fever may be setting in. If you want to get away for the weekend, here are some cabins in Minnesota that you can rent for a cozy winter weekend.

It’s Minnesota, it’s winter, and it’s cold. Winter here brings its share of challenges—frozen pipes, broken furnaces, and even things exploding in people’s cars.

There are a number of items that can either get damaged or cause damage if left in your vehicle. Below is a list of 9 other things you should avoid leaving in your car when the cold weather hits Minnesota.

Here we are, shivering through the cold with no end in sight, just waiting to see what the rest of winter has in store for us in the Land of 10,000 frozen lakes.

This incredible winter attraction is located at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and features huge ice sculptures, winding tunnels, and even ice slides, all made by hand from thousands of icicles grown right on-site.

Must-see picture - It's absolutely stunning!

Is Minnesota going to have a white Christmas this year? The research has been complied and NOAA and the US National Weather Service have made their predications for the year.

It might seem like an easy and harmless way to get rid of things, but many everyday items can be toxic and even deadly if tossed into the fireplace.

Looking for places to go sledding? Here are the top 10 spots to sled in the Rochester, Minnesota area.

Snowfall is anticipated to begin early Thursday morning and continue through the evening, with potential impacts on both the morning and evening commutes.