rules

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?

You may want to rethink where you put your face mask after you stop into the grocery store or go to that appointment.

Keep those furry friends safe this summer, and give them an extra treat from us here at 98.1!

After a long winter and a month of a Stay at Home Order has Minneostans itching to get outside and soak in some fresh lake air.

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 was a question that popped up recently in a bride group I am part of on Facebook.

Who knew a night full of kids running door to door asking for candy would come with so many rules.