Minnesota Laws

Minnesota law classifies pets as property and there are two types of property to consider when divorcing and determining who gets what.

While there are 6 new vendors and 33 new foods at the Minnesota State Fair this year, it's still illegal in 2024 for these businesses to sell their products?

Gone are the days when people could just toss everything into their garbage can without a second thought.

Pickup trucks are a common sight in Minnesota and have many uses, but can you get in trouble with the law here in the North Star State if someone is riding in your truck bed?

It's a dumpster diving dilemma: Can digging through a dumpster get you into trouble or is diving into a dumpster to see what you can find legal here in Minnesota?

An additional fee is now being added to qualifying delivery orders.

Apparently, bong water is considered "a controlled substance" under Minnesota law still.

While state legislators DID make several changes to some of Minnesota's long-standing laws, they didn't touch the law that makes it illegal for grocery stores to sell these two popular items.

Is a bill that would legalize both speed and red light cameras in Minnesota going to become law?

Any person who shall carry on or engage in the business of buying, selling, exchanging, dealing in or trading in new or used motor vehicles is guilty of a misdemeanor for the first offense.

It wouldn't be fun day of golf if you landed in jail.

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