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It's not often that people think about how they consume what they put on their bodies. But a Minnesota company is focusing on that. It's called Intelligent Nutrients, and the flagship store just opened at Mall of America two weeks ago.
A new study shows net worth among American households has dropped to $57,000, a 43-year low.
The historic Union Depot in St. Paul is undergoing a $243 million restoration, so that it can be used again as a mass-transit hub.
Clean air advocates are suing the Environmental Protection Agency, seeking an order to require the EPA to mandate that Xcel Energy install the best available technology to reduce emissions at Minnesota's biggest power plant.
A Minnesota mom says she's suing two major insurance companies for not providing her son with the care he needs.
The late "Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz was once so infatuated with a young woman 23 years his junior he sent her dozens of romantic letters and drawings of his beloved cartoon characters.
It's hard for many of us to imagine what it's like to go to bed hungry every night. But for one in 10 people in Minnesota, that's often is a reality.
Scorpions, crickets and other insects are inching their way into America's diets because, as it turns out, they can actually be good for you.
Their ranks thinned by a 16-month lockout, American Crystal Sugar Co. workers were voting Saturday on whether to accept a contract they have rejected three times previously.
With the weather turning cold, you know that ice fishermen are waiting to get on the lakes and rivers.
'Tis the season of temptations, with all sorts of food and drink and goodies just waiting to ruin your waistline during December. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid the holiday food trap.
It's happened to most parents -- give your children a new toy and all they want to do is play with the box.
The two grand-prize-winning Powerball tickets were sold in Arizona and Missouri, but seven tickets sold in Minnesota qualified as nice consolation prizes.
Target says a key revenue figure fell 1 percent in November, hurt by weak sales in the first two weeks of the month.
Tardy taxpayers won't see their Minnesota late fees rise in 2013. The Department of Revenue says that the interest rate on delinquent taxes will remain at 3 percent next year.
