Archive: September 2024
Sept. 24
What’s the first thing you do when you need to know Minnesota’s driver’s license rules, fire regulations or the latest requirements for child passenger safety? If you’re like most Minnesotans, you immediately pull out a smartphone and check online for the answers...
Sept. 19
When your college student leaves for the semester, there may be a lot of thoughts swirling in your head: Will they go to class, pass their exams, stay safe? As parents, it's natural to worry when your kid goes off to college. But a conversation now can help put at least one of those worries to bed.
Sept. 16
Think back to the last time you were in a car. Did you buckle up before you left? If you're like most Minnesotans, the answer is yes. The percentage of people buckling up reached a 10-year high of 94.7 percent this year. Overall, more people are buckling up on Minnesota roads ...
Sept. 12
Heather Holden didn't plan on a career in law enforcement. But after working in a 911 dispatch center, she decided she needed to do more than help people on the other side of the phone — she needed to be there for them throughout the process and see them get the justice they deserved...
Sept. 5
Knocking on wood, throwing salt over your shoulder, avoiding black cats: There’s all kinds of ways we try to ward off bad luck. But when bad luck hits anyway, being prepared not only can save you precious time when seconds count, it can also help build the resiliency of your ...
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