Forest Lake News

Just when you thought summer might take hold Sunday with temps in the 90s, our next cold front swept in with vivid lightning, thunder, heavy rain and a cooler breeze.

Posted at 5:07 PM on May 25, 2012 by Paul Huttner Filed under: Climate , Rainfall , Record , Severe weather This "Bud's" for you? - Dissipating Hurricane "Bud" may inject some moisture into by Minnesota Monday According to my MPR colleague Dr.

With the frequency of heavy thunderstorms dominating the Minnesota landscape this month, some observers are reporting one of the wettest Mays in history.

A 35-year-old Stillwater man faces a felony property-damage charge after he allegedly drove his vehicle into a Forest Lake woman's garage door after she refused to meet him for a job interview.

A motorcyclist traveling at a high rate of speed lost control, crashed and died Friday evening in Forest Lake, the Minnesota State Patrol said.

A new generation of conservative leaders is emerging. Some-not all, but many-have been tested in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Nature poet John Caddy on his award: "I freaked when they told me. I'm so pleased." Poet John Caddy has always been inspired by nature.

Scott Erhardt, 54, of White Bear Lake remains in critical condition at Regions Hospital on Sunday, May 6, after his motorcycle was broadsided by an SUV in Forest Lake on Saturday, said hospital officals and the Minnesota State Patrol.

Five-year-old Aiden Dupre, 5, charges through a cave as his pal Nicholas Torres, 4, waits his turn at Tamarack Nature Center.

The Taylors Falls bridge looking east. Wisconsin DOT is the lead agency and their contractor is keeping half the bridge open for two-way non-truck traffic during decking surface improvements and adding erosion controls.