What To Do With Fading Shoes: Repair Or Buy New?
Winter is sloppy and hard on our clothes -- especially shoes. Salt beats up on leather, as soles break or come apart.
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Winter is sloppy and hard on our clothes -- especially shoes. Salt beats up on leather, as soles break or come apart.
The first two months of 2013 have not been much fun at the gasoline pump. Prices keep rising, changing all the time.
Let's face it: Americans produce a lot of garbage.
The owner of Gabe's Rinkside Bar and Grill says curling is becoming a sport that's surging in popularity, and that's why his new bar in Blaine is ahead of the times.
More than 400 American Crystal Sugars workers in North Dakota who are locked out in a contract dispute are eligible for unemployment benefits, the state Supreme Court said in a ruling issued released Tuesday.
Homes are selling so fast in parts of the metro that there aren't enough to meet the demands of buyers.
This winter certainly feels more like winter than last and that has growers of one of our favorite fruits very happy.
State officials are warning of a scam by a group posing as the Minnesota Department of Revenue that uses claims of tax refunds as bait to obtain personal data.
Each morning, 35 locations around the Twin Cities metropolitan area prepare in-home meal deliveries for thousands of Minnesota seniors.
A new year brings new foods for us to buzz about. In fact, it seems like every year we are told to add something new to our diets -- and cut something out.
Grocery store chain Hy-Vee says it's recalling some bags of Hy-Vee dog food that might contain a toxin commonly found in corn.
I don't think laundry is anyone's favorite thing, but we all deal with it -- and you've got Good Questions about it.
How do you host a farmers market in the coldest months of the year? You put the growers and vendors inside.
An eighth grader is recovering at home Thursday night with second degree burns after his cell phone battery exploded in his pocket while at first period at Kellogg Middle School in Rochester, Minn.
The signs are often changing: Is it worth 75 cents to jump in the carpool lane? Would you pay $3? $4?
