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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.

As the holiday spirit fills the air, the Minnesota State Patrol has a timely reminder about keeping roads safe, especially with those festive decorations in mind.

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

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.

New laws involving driving while impaired offenses begin soon in Minnesota and there are several major changes.

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

Wisconsin is one of many states that have special exceptions for minors when it comes to alcohol. However, it's not as cut and dry (or wet) as you think.

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.