Minnesota Laws

Here's what Minnesota law says about minimum temperatures, heating and landlord responsibilities during winter.

Leaves have started changing across Minnesota, with colors already peaking way up north. The southern part of the state will peak by the middle of the month.

Minnesota homeowners should know the rules for disposing of leaves and other yard waste before tossing them in the trash this fall.

A judge's ruling means AI companies face penalties for non-consensual nudification. This law is shaping the future of digital privacy.

Minnesota homeowners, your summer lawn care could lead to big fines! Learn about Minnesota's mowing laws on yard waste, street disposal, and noise ordinances.

There are some serious rules and regulations surrounding fireworks in Minnesota. Some consumer fireworks are legal to have and to light, and some are not.

Many Minnesota drivers probably don't know this bicycle law exists. It's one reason you might see a cyclist roll through a stop sign without getting a ticket.

Can you legally drive naked? You may be surprised by the answer.

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

As lawmakers tackle new AI regulations, some worry that efforts to safeguard rights might accidentally limit our freedom of expression.

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.