Minnesota Department Of Public Safety

Distracted driving contributes to an average of 46 deaths and 209 life-changing injuries a year in Minnesota alone.

The victims are primarily boys and these cases can end in tragedy for the family.

Northland schools to benefit from more $3.5 million in grants that will help install school bus stop arm camera systems across the state.

February is not too early to sign-up for Motorcycle Basic Rider Courses that start as early as April.

Utilizing the available online tools helps you decide which ID you need and really helps streamline the entire application process.

Not since 2015 has Minnesota hit this grim milestone so early.

"Distracted driving contributes to 11 percent of all crashes in Minnesota – that's over 39,000 in the last five years." Here are tips to help motorists drive safely.

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.