Minnesota Laws

Breaking Minnesota's often overlooked railroad crossing law could cost you

Minnesota law states that you can only toot that horn" when reasonably necessary to ensure safe operation or to give audible warning".

This October has been a wild ride for Minnesota weather, with temperatures bouncing from the low 80s to the low 60s. Colder air is on its way, and those brisk winds will likely shake loose any stubborn leaves still hanging on.

Next year, Minnesota will officially have a new law focused on protecting kids who appear in online content.

We've all probably done it while driving, but is it really against the law here in Minnesota to flash your headlights at another vehicle?

It's illegal to take political signs from lawns, being caught could lead to fines and possible jail time.

Recycling in Minnesota isn’t as simple as just tossing everything plastic or metal into the bin—there are rules.

Minnesota law classifies pets as property and there are two types of property to consider when divorcing and determining who gets what.

While there are 6 new vendors and 33 new foods at the Minnesota State Fair this year, it's still illegal in 2024 for these businesses to sell their products?

Gone are the days when people could just toss everything into their garbage can without a second thought.