State law requires the report of drone use in non warrant situations to be sent to the Minnesota Legislature and posted on the Department of Public Safety’s website.
There's no denying it, raising a child is expensive. Here's how much child care alone will cost you in Minnesota according to a recent study from WalletHub.
July 1st marks the start of some new laws in Minnesota. Here are some of the new laws that take effect July 1st, 2026 and what you need to know about them.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates there have been 26 active cases reported in Texas and one reported in New Mexico in the past 30 days. No cases have been reported in any other state.
During this extreme heat, it's important to stay cool. One of those ways to stay cool may include visiting one of Rochester's free beaches or splash pads.
It's a sticky one across Duluth, Superior, and the Northland today. But while we sweat in the 80s, much of Minnesota and Wisconsin bakes under extreme heat warnings. Here's the forecast and why you still need to take this heat seriously.
Fireworks stores in Wisconsin can sell the big, loud stuff, but lighting it in the state is another story. Here's the buying-vs-lighting catch, when you'll need a permit, the real fines, and whether anyone actually gets busted on the 4th.
A Stearns County judge has vacated the guilty verdict against a St. Cloud man after learning one of the jurors failed to disclose they were a victim of sexual assault.
Minnesota's waterways will be packed Fourth of July weekend, and the DNR will be out in force. The zero-tolerance crackdown on drunk boating runs July 3-5, with jail time on the line. Here's what every boater should know before launching.
Imagine packing up after an unforgettable weekend and realizing your favorite hoodie is nowhere to be found. It happens more often than you think at Lakes Jam.