Pinnacle Airlines Leaves Memphis For Minnesota
Pinnacle Airlines says it will move its headquarters to Minneapolis from Memphis, Tenn., by May.
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Pinnacle Airlines says it will move its headquarters to Minneapolis from Memphis, Tenn., by May.
The number one way of saving for retirement in America is the 401(k). But one in four Americans has dipped into that savings account early to pay bills.
The Radisson Blu, the new hotel connected to the Mall of America, is nearing completion.
Even though Minnesota's sales tax is high, it takes in a less money than other states with similar tax rates.
The "Coolest Celebration on Earth" kicks off Thursday in St. Paul and runs through Feb. 3.
You might not be thinking about summer right now, but Valleyfair is already hiring.
Minnesota State Fair General Manager Jerry Hammer said he wants to make it clear: Smoking will still be allowed on the fairgrounds, but not nearly in as many areas.
Gov. Mark Dayton's plan to extend the state sales tax to clothing has drawn strong opposition from the Mall of America, which attracts out-of-state visitors with the promise of tax-free purchases.
Unlike 29 other states, Minnesota only funds half-day kindergarten. Gov. Mark Dayton proposed changing that Tuesday in his new budget. He proposed giving schools $910 for each student attending a free all-day kindergarten program.
Eighty years after the end of prohibition, there's a company distilling whiskey legally in Minnesota.
Store owners and shoppers say they understand the state needs money, but they fear a tax on clothing would not only change the way Minnesotans shop, but the way people outside the state spend their money here.
Every winter, police send out a warning: Don't leave your car running with the keys inside.
A taproom trend in the Twin Cities is giving people who enjoy beer a whole new experience.
The Minnesota Wild will take on the Colorado Avalanche Saturday night at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, and while the puck drops at 8 p.m., business will be booming on West 7th Street for hours leading up the the start of the shortened season.
With extreme low temperatures on Sunday and Monday, the Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association is asking members to voluntarily conserve energy from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on both days.
