Minn. Farmers Intend To Plant Record Corn Acres
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says Minnesota farmers intend to plant an estimated 8.7 million acres of corn, up 7 percent from last year.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture says Minnesota farmers intend to plant an estimated 8.7 million acres of corn, up 7 percent from last year.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that would allow beer to be sold at TCF Bank Stadium.
Everybody knows it's the longest of long shots, but that doesn't stop lottery ticket holders from dreaming of what they would do with a $640 million jackpot. Friday night's Mega Millions drawing is the richest jackpot in world history.
This weekend we have yet another chance to get out and enjoy Minnesota. Spring fever just won't stop.
Outside Best Buy's corporate headquarters store in Richfield, you can already see the signs of change: a banner hanging on the wall tells customers to expect something new in the months ahead.
This German-inspired brewpub is a definite gem in the Uptown district of Minneapolis.
Wine connoisseurs who favor vintages from Bordeaux or Napa Valley might not have heard of the grape, but Marquette has been exciting Northern winemakers since a Vermont vintage won best-in-show red at a 2009 cold-climate wine competition.
Like a snowball barreling downhill, the Mega Millions Lottery continues to grow. By Wednesday afternoon, it had surpassing the $500 million mark.
From a food perspective, these months mean the beginning of maple syrup season.
The Minnesota legislature is wading into a national debate that many concert goers are already having: Should you be allowed to sell your Bruce Springsteen tickets for a profit?
With gas prices jumping nearly daily, consumers are making some dramatic choices -- and not driving.
The popular Minnehaha Park eatery Sea Salt is opening its doors to customers ahead of schedule this spring, thanks to the unseasonably warm weather.
I know what you're thinking. Shop IKEA for quality household goods? Yep, that's what I'm saying.
There's an electronic file-sharing and storing service that's catching on with both PC and Mac users. Millions of customers have downloaded and are using Dropbox where you can upload your pictures, music, and documents.
With skyrocketing gas prices, some say carpooling and biking may not be the only ways to lessen the pain of paying at the pump. They recommend nitrogen in tires.
