(KNOX) – The Minnesota Office of Traffic Safety says there have been at least 37 motorcycle fatalities this year on Minnesota roads. That’s an increase from 24 last year at this time.
Traffic Safety Director Mike Hanson says 2026 is on pace for around 90 fatalities and that Minnesota has not had these kinds of numbers since the late 1980’s and early 1990’s.
Hanson says half of all the fatal accidents are because of the motor vehicle driver, and the other half can be blamed on motorcyclists.
Grand Forks School District Administrators and School Board Members Explain How Students Are Recognized As Needing Special Education Services, City Council President Dana Sande Issues Apology
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North Dakota hunters encouraged to have deer tested for CWD
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UND Graduate Hired to Be New Fargo Assistant City Administrator
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Attorney General refuses to look into missing funds due to conflict of interest
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