Minnesota Department Of Public Safety

Every school year motorists break this law which is there to keep students safe. There's no excuse. This video is a helpful reminder for all motorists.

While there aren't as many school buses currently out on Northland roads due to the pandemic, it's important for motorists to be watchful of buses and children. It's also the law.

With COVID-19 cancelling festivities statewide, more people will be taking matters into their own hands.

The Minnesota Motorcycle Safety Center has classes available for everyone, whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, and registration is open for courses in Duluth.

If you're going out for drinks the night before Thanksgiving or during the weekend, commit to a sober ride home. Over 2,500 of DWI arrests happen between Thanksgiving and New Year’s in Minnesota alone.

Lauren Wells recently wrote that Minnesotans are still being cited for the new hands-free law across the state. Perhaps videos like this will make a big impact on everyone.

These sobering stats should inspire you to buckle up! If you're transporting kids, please make sure they are properly restrained. It's the law and it saves lives.

Too many tragic stories like this out there. Don't wait until August 1, let's all stop all forms of distracted driving right now!

Thanksgiving is a holiday full of traditions. One such tradition for many, known as "Blackout Wednesday", involves going out the night before to drink and party with friends.

According to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, July is the peak month for home fires in the United States and grilling plays a role in that, with gas grills playing a larger role than charcoal.

If you own a cabin, spring means additional clean up and preparation, such as putting out the dock and airing the place out. One thing you should add to your to-do list is checking your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

As you plan your vacation and other travel in 2018, one thing you won't have to worry about for awhile is if you can use your standard Minnesota drivers license to board your plane.