safety

As Minnesotans, we love to hit the water as much as possible in the warmer months. But when you're out on the water it's really important to pay attention to your kid's swimsuit color for their safety.

"I'll never forget the day I was driving on Highway 52 at 60 mph, in my lane, going the speed limit, when this red car came out of nowhere. My kids were in the back seat and I was immediately on high alert because I watched this red car drive like she was playing a pinball game. She almost hit two other cars besides mine and I could see why she was so distracted..."

Wallets, purses, even those Lululemon fanny packs teenagers are wearing across their chests...all need to be checked. #AndYesItLooksLikeAFannyPack #YouKnowIAmRight

Four Minnesota and Wisconsin towns made the top 50.

Brb, going to hide my things in a better spot.

The Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings meet on Sunday to write another chapter in the long-storied rivalry.

The Minnesota Vikings open the season at home on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and one member of the team will hit the turf with a brand new deal just in time for the season.

Often times with rookies in the NFL, the less you hear about them the better. For the Minnesota Vikings, they heard quite a bit about the recent off the field activity of their first round pick, wide receiver Jordan Addison.

For the love of all things, PLEASE wear something so I can see you and quit jaywalking downtown. Seriously, you suck at crossing roads.

If you have to head out during the storm that's coming, make sure you have these items in your car just in case.

It was surely a disappointing first season for Minnesota Vikings safety Lewis Cine. After not getting as many reps with the first team as many thought he deserved given his draft position, the rookie will now miss the remainder of the regular season with an injury.

What you need to know to be safe on a snowmobile this winter

How's this for a full circle moment.

Think your child is safe online? When it comes to parenting, there isn’t a book to show us how to navigate each step, especially in the world that we have today. Parents, be educated and use these tips and resources from the Rochester Police Department.