Study: Families Will Spend $688 On Back-To-School Shopping This Year
Back-to-school shopping is the next largest shopping event for consumers behind Christmas.
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Back-to-school shopping is the next largest shopping event for consumers behind Christmas.
A federal program is giving away thousands of free cell phones and minutes in Minnesota, and you're paying for it.
The IDS tower – an iconic pillar in Minneapolis' skyline -- is up for sale.
On a paved lot in north Minneapolis, each blow of a hammer gets a building one step closer to the forest. Soon plywood, fir studs and cedar shakes will give rise to another Department of Natural Resources camper cabin.
An animal protection organization is calling for changes in the way pregnant pigs are handled. Sleepy Eye's Christensen Farms is one of the largest pork producers in the country, and it's one of Wal-Mart's biggest pork suppliers.
Costco Wholesale Corp. on Tuesday joined a growing list of retailers and restaurants in asking suppliers to phase out the use of small pens for pregnant sows, as an animal welfare group prepared to release an undercover video showing conditions at one of its suppliers.
Police at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport have opened a criminal investigation into how needles got into turkey sandwiches served to passengers on Delta Air Lines flights from Amsterdam to the United States, a spokesman said Tuesday. The FBI also is investigating the incidents.
A survey released last month by Bundle.com ranked Minneapolis children as the fourth city in the nation with the most spoiled kids.
Frank Ocean is the R&B star of the moment, with a critically-acclaimed new album and a lot of buzz surrounding his recent statements on his sexuality. But you won't find his album at Target stores, according to reports.
The future of supermarket chain Supervalu is becoming cloudier.
Centerpoint Energy says that about 500 customers have fallen victim to a growing scam that claims President Barack Obama will pay their utility bills for them.
Xcel Energy is warning its customers of a seemingly national scam that claims President Barack Obama will pay your utility bills.
Starting this fall, fans will be able to buy a beer at TCF Bank Stadium. The University of Minnesota Board of Regents voted 10-1 to allow beer sales.
The old saying goes "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue." So, how about something for free?
In an effort to rev up car sales, Chevrolet is bringing back a guarantee that allows you to bring back your car for a refund.
