IBM Moving Jobs Out Of MN; Wal-Mart Moves Jobs In, & Target Expands
IBM is moving hundreds of its manufacturing jobs out of its Rochester plant and into Mexico, and New York.
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IBM is moving hundreds of its manufacturing jobs out of its Rochester plant and into Mexico, and New York.
Minnesota lawmakers got an earful from angry bar and restaurant owners Wednesday about a plan to significantly raise the state's alcohol taxes.
A pilot project this summer will aim to put more locally-grown fruits and vegetables on the plates of thousands of Minnesotans.
Wisconsin's egg-laying hens had a good year last year, increasing their total output by 7 percent over 2011 figures.
Wal-Mart plans to construct a distribution center in Mankato, employing about 300, and helping serve those in the Upper Midwest, the company said on Tuesday.
It's not quite time to get out in the garden. But if you're antsy for some fresh herbs, you can grow them inside -- the best kinds to do just that are dill, mint, rosemary and sage.
You can count on 75 beers and 350 wines to be poured Saturday and Sunday inside Target Field at the Minnesota Monthly Food & Wine Experience. But before they pour, they're judged.
The first day of March has many thinking spring thoughts, so let's start with a question from Daniel about spring training: Why do the Twins train in Ft. Myers?
The state is stepping in to help Xcel Energy customers who aren't happy about a recent rate hike. Right now many homeowners are paying 11-percent more on their electric bills, or about $8 extra a month.
It's nearing last call for ice fishermen across the state. In the southern two-thirds of Minnesota, fish houses have to be off the ice by Monday.
It's a common dilemma: your car is over 100,000 miles and you need an expensive repair. When does it make sense to repair the car and when does it make more sense to just give up?
There's a call for change after a WCCO report. Last week, WCCO shared the results of a germ test from some Twin Cities indoor playgrounds.
The state says Xcel Energy is charging Minnesota families too much for electricity.
The Minneapolis Home and Garden Show is in full bloom at the Convention Center and with spring now just a couple of weeks away, it's time to start thinking about what to do when the snow melts.
Tax money from electronic gambling in bars is falling way short of the state's original projections as the primary funding source to build the new Minnesota Vikings stadium.
