rules

In 2015, the Minnesota Senate voted to keep a rule forbidding members from looking at one another during floor debate

Most of us already know that it's legal to turn right on red unless otherwise indicated by signage. But there's an occasion when it's acceptable to turn left on red as well.

As COVID numbers start to spike again in Minnesota, the state fair is considering a masking policy for the upcoming event.

Things will be a little different when we attend Valleyfair this year, but at least it gets to be open, and that deserves a "Valleyfair Thumbs-up".

Who wouldn't want to win a tray of various meats while enjoying a night out at a local establishment with friends?

Some real deal January weather is setting in across Minnesota, if you have outside pets make sure their shelters are in compliance with Minnesota laws.

With just over a month to go until firearms opener in Minnesota, I'm starting to get the itch to sit in a tree all day.

Since it has been a while since we have encountered school buses on our commutes, here are a few reminders on the laws that surround them in Minnesota.

Up until recently, lemonade stands were only legal in Minnesota with a proper permit, that ran about $50.

I reached out to Benton County Sheriff Troy Heck for clarification on the matter.

For now, we mask up. Because if we don't it could end up costing a pretty penny.

This prompted me to check the park rules list for St. Cloud and none of them mention anything about clothing. So I guess it is technically legal in St. Cloud too?