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I can appreciate the sentiment of "Minnesota Nice", but I recently witnessed it cause some frustration — and nearly an accident, on two occasions.

So far this year 74 people have died on Minnesota roads compared to 47 at the same time last year.

The TSA just listed the strangest prohibited items people tried to bring with them through airport security checkpoints last year-- and one was an item that was confiscated from right here in Minnesota.

Minnesota is home to the fifth-largest road system in the United States, but just which interstate highway in the North Star State is the most dangerous?

Drivers of certain Minnesota roads might really like this idea!

It's an incredible piece of driving technology, but it feels like people have forgotten about it.

I can appreciate the sentiment of "Minnesota Nice", but I recently witnessed it cause some frustration — and nearly an accident, on two occasions.

There are many different rumors about what haunts this road, complete with a railroad and bridge.