boating

It's like a cabin but you're always on the water. It's a lot cheaper too! Here's the details on this floating getaway.

Low water levels and prop-wash holes are causing plenty of issues for people trying to get boats into or out of the water. Here are some tips to help area boaters.

4th Of July weekend tends to be a weekend known for drinking and boating, and fatal incidents so it's perfect weekend for increased awareness and enforcement.

There have been more deaths from drowning while boating at this point in a season than there has been in over a decade.

Sadly, the number of boating fatalities alone marks the most fatalities at this point of the year in more than a decade.

A new Federal law that went into effect April 1 will require certain size boats to have a kill switch.

A lot of great tips here and a reminder that both "Little Alan's Law" and "Sophia's Law" are now in effect in Minnesota.

Unless you have a yacht, it may be hard to social distance on the water, so the Minnesota DNR has some tips.

Operation Dry Water, a national campaign aimed at deterring drinking and boating, will be in full force in Minnesota Friday, June 29 - Sunday, July 1. That means public safety agencies will increase patrols looking for intoxicated boaters.

While everyone wants to get out and have fun this holiday weekend, it's important to do it safely.  The Minnesota DNR reminds everyone that boating while intoxicated is not only dangerous to you and those around you, but it's against the law and law enforcement will out in great force this weekend looking for intoxicated boaters.