Warm, Dry Weather Helps Minnesota's Crops Catch Up
A long stretch of warm, dry weather last week helped Minnesota's crops catch up on growing.
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A long stretch of warm, dry weather last week helped Minnesota's crops catch up on growing.
Washington lawmakers are touring the country to get input on reforming the tax code. The tour kicked off in Minnesota Monday morning as Rep. Dave Camp and Sen. Max Baucus talked to employees at 3M and Baldinger Bakery in St. Paul.
It isn't terribly difficult these days to find gluten-free products on store shelves. People with celiac disease need to get gluten completely out of their diets, but there are still others who are simply gluten intolerant.
Beginning this week -- and every Saturday throughout the summer -- park rangers will be hosting guided tours. You choose which route: Harriet Island, Stone Arch Bridge or Fort Snelling. We asked the rangers to give us a little sneak peak.
If you've spent hours tending to your garden only to find out a critter came in to wreak havoc, here's some help. It's a problem many have -- eager rabbits and deer nibbling away your hard work. Susie Bachman spills her secrets in how to protect your garden.
Wish there were a magic bullet that could help take your room from drab to fab? While you can't just snap your fingers, there is help. In this week's WCCO Lifestyle Segment, Design Consultant Linda VanBergen shares design resources that won't break the bank.
Kramarczuk's was recently honored with one of the top prizes in the national food world, and now you can make their famous recipes at home. Jason DeRusha eats at the Nordeast sausage institution.
Chrysler is recalling nearly 750,000 cars and minivans in two separate recalls issued this week. The latest involves 282,000 minivans from the 2013 model year. Chrysler said the side air bags can deploy on the wrong side in a crash.
Do you like treasure hunting? If so, you should check out Free Art Fridays. It's a Twin Cities version of an international trend. Artists hide small works, and if you find it, you keep it.
Two weeks ago, the metro was moments from a historic storm, as more Minnesotans ended up losing power than ever before. And then there were the downed trees – and some home owners are still trying to figure out how to remove trees in their own yard, a process that often costs thousands of dollars.
Whole Foods Market Inc. is recalling Crave Brothers Les Freres cheese in response to an outbreak of a bacterial infection that has sickened people in several states and killed at least one. Whole Foods says the cheese may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
Some consider it the next big thing, and it's going on sale at Best Buy. The Richfield-based retailer of consumer electronics is out with a "smart watch." It's being described as something like a smart phone, only it fits around your wrist.
A Minnesota-brewed beer was just named America's best cheap beer. Grain Belt Premium just received that honor from the website Deadspin. One of the site's columnists ranked 36 beers from best to worst.
Many of us will find ourselves with time off this week from work to celebrate the 4th of July with family and friends. However, instead of relaxing and reconnecting with loved ones, we may end up texting, typing, posting and playing games on electronic devices.
The push is on to get 1.3 million Minnesotans to sign up for insurance under the new health care law. The program is called MNsure, goes into effect Jan. 1, and anyone can buy health insurance through the program, though there will be significant federal subsidies for low-income patients.
