Driving

Several key things for motorists to keep in mind here, courtesy of the Minnesota State Patrol.

A bill is moving forward that would make it illegal to talk on a cellphone in your hand while driving in the State of Minnesota.

For those of you who like to to talk, text, or god forbid play games on your phone while driving this could cost you big time doing this in Minnesota in the future.

It was the snowiest February in history, after all.

The Hermantown Police Department posted pictures of the new roundabout at Maple Grove and Midway Roads.   Some people love them and some people hate them and try to avoid them at all costs. I have used them before and use the one by the Bong Bridge on occasion and the key is to pay attention to other drivers more than ever. You...

Suction cup mounts for smartphones and GPS units are popular choices among many, but they aren't legal everywhere in the United States. In other states, they may be legal, but must be positioned and used in specific ways.

A Blaine School Bus driver is charged with more than a dozen misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor charges.

With the icy road conditions becoming a regular occurrence in the Duluth/Superior area, it's a good time to remind people to be smart on the road.

Minnesota and Wisconsin rival each other in many things, but when it comes to who the better drivers are, it's no contest. The latest statistical data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (2015 data) shows that the Gopher State leads the country, while the Badger State falls in the bottom half.

Ellen is quite the prankster, and now a major celebrities child has fallen into the grip of her trickery, but it is pretty funny.

While there is already well-documented photographic evidence that Duluth is a hotbed for bad parking jobs, drivers in the city also apparently aren't the best behind the wheel on the road either.

Those in marking and public relations try some interesting things to grab people's attention, including using a little innuendo to get people talking. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety has such a campaign on their hands, and they may have taken things a little too far.