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Clipping coupons can be a lot of work just to save a few cents. But savings as much as $100 a month is now simple -- thanks to smartphones.
People who sell guns and ammo say they've seen ammo shortages before.
The Alaskan Brewing Co. is going green, but instead of looking to solar and wind energy, it has turned to a very familiar source: beer.
While winter won't be over for another six weeks, deals on cold weather gear are getting hot. Hats, Jackets, even boots are 25-50 percent off.
The hunt for Best of Minnesota: Bakery saw the biggest response from WCCO viewers in the history of the franchise.
How do Korean beef lettuce wraps sound for the Super Bowl? Phil Dvorak's the head chef for Lyndale Tap House in Uptown, and Valley Tap House in Apple Valley.
The Guthrie Theater will offer discounted adult tickets and on-site child care during select Saturday matinees this season.
Dorothy Holzkopf from Rogers wondered: Why do the wheels in car commercials look like they're spinning backwards?
With this ice and extreme cold come a few fender benders
The cold weather can be really tough on your car, and it can be hard to wade through all the information about the best ways to keep it running well.
The Super Bowl and snacks go hand in hand. And if you started the New Year with a resolution to lose weight, you may need a little coaching to get ready for that Super Bowl party.
Outside of buying a house, college may be the biggest expense many of us have.
Clients at the Harriet Tubman Center in Minneapolis got a welcome surprise on Thursday. A University of Minnesota student delivered goodie bags filled with all kinds of necessities.
On Thursday, Frank Vascellaro and Chris Shaffer headed up to the Brainerd Lakes Area. Wind chills were recorded as low as 40 below, but that didn't stop the two from visiting Gull Lake in Nisswa.
The average price of gas in the Twin Cities is around $3.45 per gallon, which is nearly 40 cents higher than it was a month ago. So, why did prices jump so high so quickly?
