Moms Demand Reform Of Chemical Laws
A stroller brigade rolled through Capitol Hill Tuesday, as mothers called on Congress to reform the nation's chemical laws.
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A stroller brigade rolled through Capitol Hill Tuesday, as mothers called on Congress to reform the nation's chemical laws.
Surly Brewing Company is kicking off the development of its new "Destination Brewery." Founder Omar Ansari said the 8.3-acre site will feature a 50,000 square foot building with a brewery, a beer garden, and restaurant.
Gas prices continue to drop in the Twin Cities. We found gas prices under three bucks a gallon in the Twin Cities overnight.
Pull out the old photo albums, and you'll probably find some pictures of a 1-year-old with birthday-cake-covered hands and face. These days, however, many parents are turning that impromptu photo-op into a formal photo shoot -- complete with props, costumes, and elaborate theme cakes.
This year, many of the kids who ring your doorbell will be asking if you have any non-perishable foods that you'd like to donate to a food shelf. It's a community service effort that comes directly out of We Day Minnesota.
A Minnesota humane society is trying to figure out who keeps leaving litters of kittens at their door. This is the third time this year officials think the same person has dropped off a crate of kittens and some food at the Brown County Humane Society in New Ulm.
The possibility of more precious metal mining proposals in northern Minnesota took another step forward on Friday after the state's executive council approved 31 leases of state and private lands to three mining companies seeking exploration.
With Halloween just one week away, costume shops are packed. And depending on how much of a sense of humor you have, you might be offended by some of what you see this Halloween.
The University of St. Thomas law school is freezing tuition for its next incoming class. The school says all members of the Class of 2017 who begin taking courses in fall 2014 will be guaranteed no tuition increases during the entire three-year program.
You probably don't realize it when you're shopping, but many companies use technology to track your movements. Now some of them have agreed to post signs letting you know, and giving you the chance to opt out.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning pet owners of tainted jerky treats from China after seeing a surge in illnesses. Since 2007, the FDA says 3,600 dogs and 10 cats have gotten sick, and about 580 of those pets have died.
A local Costco is recalling an undetermined amount of lean fresh ground beef due to the possibility that it could be contaminated with E. coli, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
A University of Minnesota sophomore is living on an extreme budget, and chronicling it online. David Levitz's apartment is barebones, like a lot of college students.
The City of Minneapolis is suing the owners of an Uptown apartment building because the city says thousands of gallons of water are illegally pumped into the chain of lakes each day.
Many consumers seek out American-made products, and now there's an easy way to take it a step further and find goods and supplies produced by Minnesotans. It's a new Made In Minnesota online directory from the Department of Employment and Economic Development.
