Law

It's said in Tiger King on Netflix that for $2000 and a call to the right person, people could own their own cub. It made me wonder if that true in Minnesota.

This week, the Minnesota Department of Safety announced that 9,7,27 drivers have been cited for violating the hands-free law since it went into effect.

There has been an abundance of farm machinery on rural Minnesota roads. When is it legal and illegal to pass that equipment?

One positive thing this is showing is how responsive teen drivers have been to this new law. They had the least amount of citations.

The Minnesota Department of Traffic Safety has offered seven tips for going hands free this Thursday.

Halfway through the month of July, which means there is plenty of time left to break a bad habit before it becomes illegal.

With the 4th of July fast approaching, here's a reminder courtesy the Minnesota State Fire Marshal of which fireworks are legal -- and not -- here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

The Minnesota State Patrol posted a scary video yesterday showing a motorist failing to stop for a school bus and narrowly missing a 4th grade student.

If Governor Waltz signs the bill, all cell phone use behind the wheel will be banned unless it's hands-free.

Just in time for another big snow storm, the Wyoming, MN PD are back at it with another hilarious video.

A violation of this law is considered a misdemeanor and can land you 90 days in jail and a fine of $1000.

Minnesota law requires drivers turn their lights on both when it's raining and when visibility is impaired by weather.