Law

Minnesota's state law provides a small number of exceptions to the rule.

Possessing feathers from migratory birds could result in a $15,000 fine or be imprisoned for six months.

Because of its rarity, Minnesota's state flower has been protected since 1925.

Is driving with a dome light on in your car actually illegal in Minnesota, or was it just something parents said to make kids behave?

If your final wishes are to exit this world engulfed in flames in your beloved ship, I hate to break it to you but it can't happen in Minnesota.

Alright, so maybe it's not illegal to play "Steal the Bacon" at school, but technically it is illegal to grease up the pig and try to capture it!

Here in Minnesota, it isn't uncommon to see "no trespassing" signs, but what if we could color code that message?

So if you think you have grounds for making a citizen's arrest, how would you go about doing it?

The main argument for the end of commercial harvesting of turtles has to do with sustainability.

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?