Minnesota Laws

A throwback to Prohibition times, 3.2 beer has an interesting story that keeps it alive in Minnesota. Stick around to hear why it’s still on the shelves.

Minnesota law requires headlights from sunset to sunrise and during any precipitation like rain or snow. According to KnowYourRights.com, police can legally pull you over even in a light drizzle.

In a state known for its craft breweries, the fight over grocery store alcohol sales is still alive—and it’s raising eyebrows.

In Minnesota, tossing out the wrong item could land you in hot water. Let’s break down what you need to watch out for in your trash bag.

Imagine a workplace where taking a break isn't just okay—it's the law. Minnesota’s new legislation is setting a bold precedent for employee rights.

Imagine a workday where breaks are guaranteed. Minnesota is shaking things up with new laws that could change the way we experience our jobs.

In Minnesota, liquor stores and grocery stores cannot sell alcohol on Christmas Day. Plan ahead to make sure your holiday cocktails aren’t forgotten.

There are two reasons people idle their car in Minnesota during the winter. One is completely unnecessary and the other could get you a ticket if done wrong.

Minnesota has specific winter laws that everyone should know.

With over $21 billion in unspent gift cards nationwide, it seems we might be sitting on a small fortune, just waiting to be discovered.

As the fairgoers savor unique snacks, there's a lingering question about why some local distillers can’t join the feast.

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