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More than 5,000 hands-free citations issued in Minnesota since August

More than 5,000 hands-free citations issued in Minnesota since August

The new law has made it illegal to use a cellphone while driving in Minnesota — including scrolling or surfing the internet, not just talking or texting. The numbers are in line with expectations, officials say.
by Catharine Richert

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Welcome to MSP parking. Do you have a reservation?

Welcome to MSP parking. Do you have a reservation?

Yes, you can now go online and book a parking spot at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. There’s even a discount for people who reserve spots rather than just drive up. Here’s how it works.
by Tim Nelson

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Prepping for MEA: Travel tips and entertainment options in Minnesota

Prepping for MEA: Travel tips and entertainment options in Minnesota

The airport will be packed with families this week as most Minnesota schools close Thursday and Friday for the annual statewide teachers conference. Staying home? Here are some options for fun with the kids.
by MPR News Staff

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More security lanes open to all at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport

More security lanes open to all at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport

All travelers going through Terminal 1 of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport again will have access to both north and south security checkpoints. The change begins Tuesday.
by MPR News Staff

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Fatalities reported after WWII aircraft crashes at Connecticut airport

Fatalities reported after WWII aircraft crashes at Connecticut airport

Fourteen people were injured in the crash, and an unspecified number of them were killed, according to state police. The FAA says the B-17 was trying to land when things went wrong.
by Merrit Kennedy

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