Two primary elections took place in the Twin Cities metro on Tuesday — a special primary for the seat of late state Rep.

One of White Bear Lake’s earliest settlers, William Worster Webber arrived in 1855, three years before the city’s incorporation and Minnesota’s statehood. He bought a 300-acre farm next to the lake ...

The White Bear Lake route also will help determine how passengers with mobility issues use the shuttle, since three of the stops serve seniors or individuals with developmental disabilities.

White Bear Lake Water Levels Reach Highest Point In 16 Years In 2013, White Bear Lake dropped to its lowest level on record of 918.84 feet. As of Monday, it's at 925.07 according to the Minnesota DNR.

White Bear Lake woman found safe after being reported missing Missing 44-year-old found safe So Minnesota: Benson Airport Alcohol believed to be a factor in double fatal Burnett County Crash ...

White Bear Lake Mayor Jo Emerson said last week she was impressed with Crawford’s energy during the interview process, which included speaking with city department heads.

White Bear Lake has long struggled with maintaining its water levels, but there’s a plan in the works to keep the lake from drying up. Under a proposal introduced in the Minnesota Legislature ...

The White Bear Lake Restoration Association and White Bear Lake Homeowner's Association announced Monday that a lawsuit filed two years ago against the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources ...

WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. (WCCO) – The soggy spring and record snowfall this year have made for a rough start to 2019, but it's exactly what one popular body of water needed to return to true form.

“White Bear Lake is a symptom of the bigger problem,” Elhassan says. Solving the problem is necessary both to ensure a stable supply of water and to guarantee that the area remains a desirable ...

White Bear Lake Restoration Association/Oliver DinGreg McNeely, president of the White Bear Lake Restoration Association, cites a 70 percent drop in boat traffic.

CATHY WURZER: OK. So you're there on this lake-- White Bear Lake-- big sheet of ice there. How did you get started? MATTHEW HOLDING EAGLE: The first thing was to learn how to handle the kite.