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A truly significant fraction of both North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota is considered to be “rural” in nature. Although living removed from the hustle and bustle of urban centers is a situation that offers many benefits, road safety is – perhaps surprisingly – not one of them.  According to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety,...

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People who don’t work on farms often think of it as a relatively peaceful and safe occupation. They imagine someone milking cows or spreading fertilizer on a field of crops. It doesn’t seem nearly as dangerous as other industries, such as working in construction or taking a job as a police officer. But the reality...

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If you see a wrong-way driver coming toward you, especially if you’re on the interstate, you may not have any time to react. It can happen very quickly and it’s completely unexpected since the driver should never be heading that way to begin with. One of the major safety features of the interstate, after all,...

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During last month’s statewide law enforcement campaign to call attention to the dangers of driving while holding a phone or other electronic device, the staggering number of citations issued across Minnesota demonstrated just how serious the problem is. It appears to be getting worse. Citations for violating the state’s hands-free law rose 57% over last...

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The Federal Trade Commission has (expected appeals aside) pretty much ended the use of noncompete agreements in the future. Given that one out of every five workers in this country is covered by a noncompete agreement, that’s roughly 30 million employees who will suddenly have the freedom to jump to an employer’s competitor (or become...

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If you’re starting a new business, you may be doing it with a business partner. Many people want to be entrepreneurs, but they know they need assistance or they want to bring on someone with other business skills, financial resources or something of this nature. They decide to start a partnership where they both work...

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