driving

The Minnesota DPS says driving 'fast and furious is changing lives forever.'

There is some good news for motorists going through St. Paul this weekend.

Best start practicing moving over for vehicles moving faster in the left lane.

It happened about 75 miles west of the Twin Cities.

Smoke billows up from behind the giant pizza - and it looks like it's on fire.

Seventeen pedestrians have been killed already this year.

It's illegal, obviously.

It's being pitched as an alternative to ownership and leasing.

This sets up a showdown with the House and Gov. Tim Walz.

It's set to be replaced by a system developed by private vendors.

A person trying to cross the highway was struck by a car.

Snapchat, online shopping, and sending emails while driving were among the infractions.

The meter changes introduced last week by the City of Minneapolis affects weekend parking.

The State Patrol says he suffered life-threatening injuries.

Fines for violating the law could cost drivers up to $275.

She was ticketed for careless driving.

A new study offers some clues.

A compromise bill passed the Minnesota House on Tuesday.

This is debatable, but anyone who's sat at St. Cloud stop lights might agree.

The full list of MnDOT's summer construction projects was released on Thursday.

It's only good in the downtown Minneapolis area.

Highway 93 has been closed for several days near Hwy. 169.

Erm...yeah.

The Senate passed a bill requiring hands-free cellphone use.