Wildfires

Are you smelling smoke? Seeing a haze? That is the smoke from the Canadian wildfires in the air moving through Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

Firefighters on Tuesday spotted an unauthorized drone on a small one-acre wildfire near Split Rock Lighthouse.

A cold front is forecast to switch the winds to the west and push the smoke to the east.

How much is this smoke from the Canada wildfires affecting us?

Just when the nice, warmer spring weather is finally here, unhealthy, hazy skies are set to return to Minnesota this week too

Summer in Minnesota is the perfect time for getting out and enjoying the great outdoors, but if you were planning to camp in Minnesota's Boundary Waters, it might be best to rethink those plans right now.

We've got a really nice stretch of weather ahead of us as we head into the holiday weekend, and we could also see some extra-spectacular sunsets too-- and here's why.

It's been cloudy and rainy in our neck of the woods, but parts of Minnesota could soon see hazy skies, thanks to Canada.

Things still look to be a little hazy here in Minnesota and it's all due to the raging wildfires in the western U.S. and Pacific Northwest.