Some Charged For Canceling Dinner Reservations
It's standard practice for a hotel to require a credit card number when you book a room. Now, some restaurants are asking the same from customers who are reserving a table.
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It's standard practice for a hotel to require a credit card number when you book a room. Now, some restaurants are asking the same from customers who are reserving a table.
There's at least one reason for many to not be excited about the arrival of spring. Gas prices are on the rise.
Almost all of us love this warm March weather, but not maple syrup farmers.
After another beautiful weekend, it's easy to think about enjoying Minneapolis' lakes this summer.
The St. Patrick's Day celebration started early in St. Paul with the Get Lucky half-marathon and the crowds only got bigger as the day went on.
Thirty-three-year-old Jason Youngmark suffered a fatal gunshot wound last Saturday at 26th Avenue and Emerson Avenue in North Minneapolis.
While sitting in the sunshine and Friday's warmth, Dion Grace thought of summer.
Should overweight air passengers pay more for their tickets? A Princeton University professor says it only makes sense, since travelers already pay a fee for their oversized bags.
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High gas prices may be prompting more people to ride the bus.
A Hot Lotto ticket with a $2.99 million jackpot has been sold in Nicollet County Wednesday, according to the Minnesota State Lottery.
This Saturday, it's going to get busy in St. Paul. An estimated 100,000 people are expected be downtown for a number of events Saturday.
The price of liquor is going down -- sort of. A Twin Cities liquor store chain is jumping on the college basketball bandwagon.
When you pull into a car wash, even the word sounds cheap: Basic. No wonder they always try to upsell us with names like, "Premium," "Platinum" or "Ultimate."
More and more stores and shoppers in Minnesota are also using a new app called Square to pay for things.
