winter driving

Winter is coming.

This cool technology could help reduce accidents on Minnesota highways and be of use for a variety of other things year-round.

My Dad always warmed up the car in the garage when I was a kid, he had to open the door, but I remember him eating something for breakfast while the car warmed. Did he break the law?

Dash came from a squad car captures a vehicle spinning out on the roadway on what appears to be a clear day. It serves as a reminder that black ice can be anywhere at anytime.

The weather forecast calls for some snow coming to the Northland just a week after last weeks blizzard.

The City of Duluth has announced that portions of Skyline Parkway and Seven Bridges Road will be closed to motorized traffic beginning Tuesday, December 1.

We all know to well how dangerous the roads can be in Minnesota in the winter, but we are far from the worst in the United States.

Every fall it's important that we brush up on our winter driving skills. Every year the first frost catches us off guard and there are accidents that occur. Here are some tips to help you get into the winter driving spirit!

They have one important and simple message for those of us taking to the streets in the weekend snow.

This idiot really takes the cake, and really makes you wonder what kind of people are on the roads.

This device is guaranteed to be in every vehicle, regardless of year, make or model!

While we haven't had snow in the last few days and most roads have been clear, there have still been some accidents and slide outs on I-35.