Gas Prices Still Look Low For Summer Even After Spring Surge
Drivers who have seen a steady rise in the price of gasoline can relax: They will almost certainly be paying far less for gas this summer than they have in at least six years.
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Drivers who have seen a steady rise in the price of gasoline can relax: They will almost certainly be paying far less for gas this summer than they have in at least six years.
North Dakota's taxable sales and purchases — a key indicator of economic activity in the state — rose 11 percent in 2014 to a record $28.2 billion, the state tax commissioner said Tuesday.
Joseph Croft started Celtic Croft 20 years ago in his garage. Now the independent store in Brooklyn Park specializes in traditional Scottish and Irish items. It's a business that keeps booming! The three generations running the store makes them Minnesotans to Meet.
A Minnesota man has combined his favorite book and favorite hobby for a shot at creating a toy to be purchased all across the globe. There are certain toys that span generations, never going out of style.
It's a sign that summer is coming! Saturday is opening day for the Mill City Farmers Market in Minneapolis, and it's also their 10th anniversary. You can find farm-fresh foods, local fine arts and crafts or grab some spring flowers for Mother's Day.
Food, beer and live music -- sounds like a pretty good way to spend a Saturday! Minneapolis' Harriet Brewing is holding an edition of the Minnesota Food Truck Associations brewery series, which features 17 food trucks in one location.
There are no new cases of bird flu to report in Minnesota for a second day this week -- but that's likely little comfort to poultry producers. The virus spread to 82 farms across more than 20 counties in just two months.
Just in time for Mother's Day, we went in search of the best manicure and pedicure in Minnesota. Your votes sent Natalie Nyhus to White Bear Lake for a little pampering at Indulge Salon and Spa.
The chairman of Sun Country Airlines said the company is downsizing ahead of an "ultimate shut down" in its contract fight with pilots. The Air Line Pilots Association confirmed that an email sent from Sun Country's Marty Davis to the union chairman was genuine.
It was against Minnesota law to refuse wedding services to same-sex couples even before Minnesota legalized gay marriage in 2013. But a Republican State Senator says businesses should not be forced to provide commercial service if it violates their religious beliefs.
Lumber Liquidators has stopped selling some floors made in China after a "60 Minutes" report discovered its laminate flooring contained high levels of formaldehyde.
A stockbroker had a dream, but was told he couldn't do it -- until he called the University of Minnesota. So, Thursday morning Jason DeRusha eats David's Famous Frozen Custard.
Buying alcohol became a little bit easier in the Twin Cities Thursday. Haskell's Wine & Spirits announced they have paired up with Drizly, a technology company focused on the purchase of beer, wine and liquor, to offer delivery services to the Twin Cities.
Sanford-Brown College has announced they will stop accepting new students and will eventually phase out their brick-and-mortar schools in favor of online education. The Career Education Corporation announced the change Wednesday, saying the company will shift focus to their two online universities: Colorado Technical University and American InterContinental University.
When the Minnesota Vikings had a dome over their heads, it was commotion on ten Sundays a year. And when the new Vikings Stadium opens its doors, it will likely be a repeat. Metro Transit officials asked for a bridge to connect the crowd to the far side of the light rail track.
