laws

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.

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?

If you want to shoot off fireworks that make a bigger boom, you can get a Fireworks Operator Public Display Certification.

City leaders say they don’t fit their vision for the future of Minneapolis as they work to reduce carbon emissions and increase density.

Parking lot greenhouses are being replaced with tents selling fireworks, but what is legal to fire off in Minnesota?

Apparently Minnesota hasn't cared too much if you received an unwanted butt grab, at least until now. Things could be changing soon though, and it could get you in a world of trouble!

Right now we Minnesota has a law that basically says you can't use your cell phone for any other reason than GPS and phone calls. Now, a bill is being looked at to ban using your phone to take or make calls while driving.

This has suddenly been the big topic of debate in the last couple years, and I think it's a huge waste of time and money. Minnesota wants to change the tobacco minimum age to 21 years old.