Much like the Loch Ness lake in Scotland, Lake Pepin in Minnesota is famous for allegedly being a home to a prehistoric sea monster, lovingly called Pepie. (Source: Jsaz974, CC BY 3.0 / Wikimedia) Now ...

Is having a monster in the neighborhood good for business? A couple of small towns in the region are hoping so, thanks in part to a Twin Cities author and paranormal researcher. Chad Lewis makes a ...

“A lake monster was seen swimming on Lake Pepin” on April 28, 1871, according to the Minnesota Historical Society’s Book of Days Almanac. Legend has it that the Dakota, who lived along the ...

In his book "Lake Monsters of Wisconsin," researcher ... According to Lewis' book, stories of a creature in Lake Pepin on the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota stretch back to before either ...

LAKE CITY — The hunt for Pepie, a friendly monster that some believe to be living in Lake Pepin, will be taken to a new level May 24 with the first Pepie Fest. For more than a century there have ...

Another way to look at it is that it’s an election year. "A monster living in Lake Pepin is at least as plausible as many of the other stories we will hear over the next several months," Nielson ...

Monsters akin to Scotland's Nessie supposedly have been seen plying the water of Lake Pepin, on Wisconsin's western border. People have been spotting the creature there for hundreds of years ...

For those of us who worry about the future of Lake Pepin, Bruce Tiffany poses an important question: Why, he asks, should his fellow "upriver" farmers care about the troubles of Pepin? Tiffany ...