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Think you know your state laws? Minnesota's got a couple of head-scratchers about public intoxication and pedestrian safety that might surprise you.

Last summer, a new law took effect in Minnesota requiring certain people to get a license to operate a boat. In 2026, that law is expanding.

Think your pet household is out of control? Rochester’s rules might make you rethink everything you thought you knew.

From the highways to the dinner table, the journey of roadkill meat is more common than you might think.

It's easy to think of litter as just cans and bottles, but that fallen apple core could lead to bigger problems on our roads.

A new law that took effect July 1st, 2025 requires large events in Minnesota to provide free water. Here's more details, like what 'large event' means.

From Navy ships to local bars, happy hour has a history that’s as lively as the gatherings themselves.

What age can kids stay home alone legally? Get the facts and tips here.

Did you know that under certain circumstances, teens are allowed to drink alcohol in Minnesota? Here are the exceptions to the 21+ law.

The state of Minnesota has a new boating regulation that's taking effect July 1st, 2025 limiting who is allowed to drive a boat.

Drivers are puzzled by the quirky ordinance spotted in Rochester.

These animals might seem fascinating, but they’re completely illegal to own in Minnesota.

When people decorate for the holidays many people also decorate their car. But is it legal to decorate your car with Christmas lights or a wreath in Minnesota?

Every once in a while, I'll catch a glimpse of someone driving around with their dog in their lap. But is it illegal to have them on your lap in Minnesota?